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Mirza Mohammad Maqbule Elahi, Ph.D.

Mirza Mohammad Maqbule Elahi, Ph.D.

  • Assistant Professor
  • Engineering Technology
  • Computing and Engineering Technology

How to Reach me

Location
California313 Eberly Hall
Phone
724-938-4489

About Me

Dr. Elahi is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computing and Engineering Technology at PennWest California. He brings more than a decade of teaching experience in Electrical and Computer engineering technology, with expertise in Electrical Circuits, Digital Electronics, Microprocessor Systems, Embedded Programming, Computer Networking, and Telecommunications. He earned a B.S. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, and both an M.S. and Ph.D. in Computational Science from The University of Texas at El Paso.

Dr. Elahi is passionate about creating dynamic and interactive learning environments through active, experiential, and project-based learning. He is deeply committed to student success and takes pride in mentoring future engineers and technologists by fostering critical thinking, problem-solving, and hands-on technical skills. He actively contributes to the academic and professional community through service on university-wide committees and participation in engineering education organizations, including ASEE, and is dedicated to mentoring and preparing the next generation of engineering professionals. His research in the past focused on radio frequency interference mitigation using convolutional neural networks and transfer learning on Software-Defined Radio platforms funded by the U.S. Department of Defense.

 

 

Current / Future Courses

 

Fall 2026

 

ECET 2535 Digital Electronics Design

ECET 3535 Microprocessor Interfacing

 

Spring 2026

 

ECET 2570 Intro to Microprocessor Design

ECET 3560 Microprocessor Engineering

ECET 4430 RF Communications

 

Fall 2025

 

ECET 2535 Digital Electronics Design

ECET 3535 Microprocessor Interfacing

 

Spring 2025

 

ECET 2570 Intro to Microprocessor Design

ECET 3560 Microprocessor Engineering

 

Fall 2024

 

ECET 2160 Electrical Circuits II

ECET 3535 Microprocessor Interfacing