Courses

Fundamentals of AI for Power Electronics Design

University of Arkansas · Graduate course · 3 credits · 40 hours

Topics include metaheuristic optimization, machine learning, generative-AI engineering, reinforcement learning for control, and project-based implementation.

Teaching Fundamentals of AI for Power Electronics Design
Fundamentals of AI for Power Electronics Design
Graduate-course outcome: Fundamentals of AI for Power Electronics Design

Graduate Students

David Setor Agogo-Mawuli · 2024–Present
AI-based reliability analysis and layout optimization for SiC power modules.
Anna Corbitt · 2025–Present
Energy-efficient remaining-useful-life prediction for traction inverters.
Outstanding Mentor Award with David Setor Agogo-Mawuli
Outstanding Mentor Award (2026) - David Setor Agogo-Mawuli

REU Students

Supervised four NSF Research Experiences for Undergraduates students in AI for power-electronics design; student work led to a technical paper at IEEE DMC 2025.

Mentoring REU students
Mentoring REU students

Initiatives & Service

Fundamentals of AI for PE

Open notebooks, datasets, and guided examples that connect an IEEE TIE review article with hands-on learning.

Open the learning repository