Automotive Systems
The automotive industry includes automotive design, manufacturing, parts supply and servicing. The manufacturing component is particularly important to the Canadian economy and relies heavily on a range of engineering disciplines (mechanical, electrical, energy, components, software, chemical, materials, and manufacturing). Advances in automotive engineering are key to maintaining or increasing the competitiveness of the automotive industry and consequently Ontario's economy. Some of the faculty research activities in automotive engineering include vehicle dynamics and chassis design for trucks, automotive control systems, and vehicle vibration, isolation and noise control, vehicle emissions, and automotive fuel cells.
Participating Faculty
site://FEAS/people/mme/dr-ahmad-barari
Dr. Ahmad Barari
site://FEAS/people/mme/dr-martin-agelin-chaab
Dr. Martin Agelin-Chaab
site://FEAS/people/ame/moustafa.el-gindy
Dr. Moustafa El-Gindy
site://FEAS/people/ame/zeinab-el-sayegh
Dr. Zeinab El-Sayegh
site://FEAS/people/mme/dr-ebrahim-esmailzadeh
Dr. Ebrahim Esmailzadeh
site://FEAS/people/ame/greg.rohrauer
Dr. Greg Rohrauer
site://FEAS/people/ame/yuping.he
Dr. Yuping He
site://FEAS/people/ame/xianke.lin
Dr. Xianke Lin
site://FEAS/people/ecse/sheldon.williamson