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In the late 1950's, communications theory was in the forefront in electrical engineering departments across the country. It is in this "golden age" of communications research that the contributions of Dr. Paul E. Green, Jr. has forever changed the landscape of electronic signaling. Graduating with a Masters in Electical Engineering from NC State in 1948, Green has made a number of diverse contributions to communications and networking technology at MIT’s Lincoln Laboratory and IBM (see timeline) and became one of the most accomplished alumni in NC State History. Now in retirement, Green has continued to lobby for increased optical network availability as a member of the recent National Academy of Engineering’s Committee on Broadband Last Mile Technology, and the Fiber to the Home Council.
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Engineering Building II - the Shape of Things to Come |
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 Innovative research. Dissemination of knowledge. Creative problem-solving. Collaboration. These key components of theCollege’s long-standing tradition for achievement and excellence will come together in Engineering Building II in 2005. This new home for the Department of Computer Science and the De
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