BASHAR MQASQAS

Electrical Engineering · MSU

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01 / About

About & Résumé

Electrical Engineering student at Michigan State University and tech enthusiast. Check out pictures from my professional experience, courses I'm taking, and what new project I'm in the middle of tackling (or getting tackled by). More details in my Résumé.

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02 / Coursework

Coursework

Completed 4

ECE 201Circuits & Systems I3 cr
ECE 202Circuits & Systems II3 cr
ECE 230Digital Logic Fundamentals3 cr
ECE 280Electrical Engineering Analysis3 cr

In Progress 6

ECE 203Electric Circuits & Systems Lab1 cr
ECE 302Electronic Circuits3 cr
ECE 305Electromagnetic Fields & Waves I4 cr
ECE 331Microprocessors & Digital Systems4 cr
ECE 390Ethics, Professional & Contemporary Issues1 cr

Remaining 5 + 6 electives

ECE 313Control Systems3 cr
ECE 303Electronics Lab1 cr
ECE 320Energy Conversion & Power Electronics3 cr
ECE 366Introduction to Signal Processing3 cr
ECE 377Principles of Electronic Devices3 cr
ECE 480Senior Design (or ECE 489, Independent Sr. Design)4 cr
—6 Major Electives, chosen from approved list3–4 cr ea

Experience

Visteon Corporation: Optics and OLED Display Intern
Flexible OLED display panels on the test bench, showing color-patch calibration targets used for optical characterization Two Thermotron thermal chambers reserved for the OLED lifetime test, alongside DAQ and measurement equipment Custom OLED Life Test Board; a 2-layer measurement board with ambient light sensor inputs and 5V supply, used to drive the luminance degradation test Group photo with Visteon colleagues gathered in a common area during the internship
04 / Now

Now

Recently started tinkering with embedded C through an Arduino starter kit; learning to work with a breadboard from scratch and getting hands-on with thermistors, DC motors, passive and active buzzers, and 4-digit seven-segment displays along the way.

Arduino Uno wired to a breadboard driving a 4-digit seven-segment display, with a shift register, resistors, and jumper wires for the digit and segment lines Working at a laptop open to the Arduino IDE, with the breadboard and a 16x2 character LCD wired up on the desk alongside it