Damon Wall

Assistant Dean, School of Engineering, and
Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering

Education:
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, Honors, Mississippi State University, May 1954 (Combined Option in Power Systems and Electronics)
Master of Science in Electrical Engineering, Mississippi State University, August 1955, (Thesis on High Voltage Measurements)

Length of Service: 29 years

Areas of Teaching:

• University of Mississippi
  
  1. Lecture Courses - Energy Conversion (primary instructor), Electric Circuit Theory, Systems, Electronics, Network Analysis and Synthesis, Computer Programming, and Socio-Technology
     
  2. Laboratories - Electric Circuits, Systems, and Senior Design
  
  
• U.S. Naval Academy
  
  1. Lecture Courses - Electrical Science, Electro-Mechanical Energy Conversion, Electronics
     
  2. Laboratories - Electrical Science, Electro-Mechanical Energy Conversion (Assistant Director)

• Officer Candidate School, U.S. Navy and Numerous Other Special Military Courses
  
• Graduate Work in Electrical Network Analysis, University of Maryland, 1965-1966
  
• Modern Network Analysis Institute, Colorado State University, Summer 1967, NSF. Courses in Network Analysis, Active Network Synthesis, and Graph Theory
  
• Fellow, ASEE-NASA Systems Design Program, Marshall Space Flight Center, Summer 1970. The Faculty Fellows, chosen from universities produced the preliminary design for a national network for the management of the mushrooming scientific and technological information
  
• Participant, Short Course in Experimental Analyses of Electrical Machines, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, June 1972

• Junior Engineer, Electronics Division, Westinghouse Electric Corporation, Baltimore, Maryland, 1955
  
• Commissioned Officer, U.S. Navy, Special Weapons Program, 1956-1959
  
• Instructor and Assistant Professor of Electrical Science, U.S. Naval Academy, 1959-1966
  
• Consulting Engineer, Trident Engineering Associates, Annapolis, Maryland, 1961-1965
  
• Consulting Engineer (Self-employed, part-time) as an expert in matters involving the installation, operation, malfunction, failure, etc. of electrical equipment and power systems resulting in fires, electrical shock, and other damage to persons and property, 1966--
  
• Faculty, School of Engineering, University of Mississippi, 1966--
  
• Assistant to the Dean of Engineering, 1970-1976
  
• Director of the Engineering Experiment Station, 1972-1976
  
• Acting Chairman, Department of Computer Science, 1976
  
• Program Coordinator of Cooperative Education, 1977-1987
  
• Assistant Dean, School of Engineering, 1987-

• American Society of Engineering Education
  
• Cooperative Education Association
  
• Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
  
• Mississippi Engineering Society
  
• National Society of Professional Engineers
  
• Mississippi Academy of Science
  
• Mississippi Cooperative Education Association
  

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