Joel Frey
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- School: University of Saskatchewan
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- Department: Engineering
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Location:
Saskatoon, SK - Dates at University of Saskatchewan: December 2011 - November 2019
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Would take again: No
For Credit: Yes
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Awful
Prof. Frey teaches way too fast and doesn't explain the concepts well. He even expects you to memorize the whole slide before class. P.S. I really miss HS :(
Biography
University of Saskatchewan - Engineering
Experience
University of Saskatchewan
Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Drafted quality assurance manuals for lab equipment
Mentored and supervised graduate students
Began design on a two-photon laser system for testing radiation-hardened electronicsUniversity of Saskatchewan
Sessional Lecturer & Teaching Assistant
Sessional Lecturer experience at the University of Saskatchewan:
GE449 - Engineering in Society
GE111 - Engineering Problem Solving
EE331 - Microprocessor Hardware and Software
Teaching Assistant Experience at the University of Saskatchewan:
EE221 - Analog Electronics
EE292 - Electrical Engineering Laboratory I
EE391 - Electrical Engineering Laboratory II
EE392 - Electrical Engineering Laboratory III
EE201 - Electric and Magnetic Circuits
Guest Lecturer Experience at the University of Saskatchewan:
PSY252 - Perceptual Processes
Instructor Experience at the University of Saskatchewan:
High School Physics Demonstrations in the Anechoic ChamberUniversity of Saskatchewan
Sessional Lecturer
General Engineering 449 - Engineering in Society
University of Saskatchewan
First Year Curriculum Developer
Currently working on a full redesign of the first year engineering program at the University of Saskatchewan.
Crohn's and Colitis Canada
Chairing chapter meetings
Sitting on national councils
Specialist in volunteer recruitment and retention
Managing resources for events and committees
Directly recruited over 100 volunteersUniversity of Saskatchewan College of Engineering
Assistant Professor
Joel worked at University of Saskatchewan College of Engineering as a Assistant Professor
Amec Foster Wheeler
Electrical Engineer
Project management, scheduling, budgeting
Power Systems Modeling using ETAP
Package Engineer (DC Power Supplies, Uninterruptible Power Supplies, Harmonic Filters)
Course Coordinator and Facilitator for Projects101Joel B Frey Consulting
Certified True Colors Facilitator and Motivational Speaker
Motivational Speaker on the Importance of Volunteerism
Certified True Colors Personal Success Seminar Facilitator
Education
University of Saskatchewan
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Electrical Engineering
Supervisor: Dr. Safa Kasap Thesis Title: Experimental and Theoretical Study of X-ray Sensitivity and Dark Current in Stabilized Amorphous Selenium Photoconductors Graduate Courses Taken: Physical Methods in Biomedical Engineering - 2010 Synchrotron X-ray Imaging - 2008 Electromagnetic Wave Propagation - 2005 Solid State Electronic Devices - 2005 Selected Topics from Optical Electronics and Imaging Science - 2005 Electrical Materials Science - 2004 Random Variables in Engineering Systems - 2004University of Saskatchewan
Bachelor of Science
Electrical Engineering
The University of Saskatchewan Electrical Engineering Achievement Award The APEGS Prize The IEEE North Saskatchewan Section AwardUniversity of Saskatchewan
Bachelor of Science (Three Year)
Computer Science
University of Saskatchewan Graduate Student Teaching Award - Nomination
University of Saskatchewan
Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Drafted quality assurance manuals for lab equipment Mentored and supervised graduate students Began design on a two-photon laser system for testing radiation-hardened electronicsUniversity of Saskatchewan
Sessional Lecturer & Teaching Assistant
Sessional Lecturer experience at the University of Saskatchewan: GE449 - Engineering in Society GE111 - Engineering Problem Solving EE331 - Microprocessor Hardware and Software Teaching Assistant Experience at the University of Saskatchewan: EE221 - Analog Electronics EE292 - Electrical Engineering Laboratory I EE391 - Electrical Engineering Laboratory II EE392 - Electrical Engineering Laboratory III EE201 - Electric and Magnetic Circuits Guest Lecturer Experience at the University of Saskatchewan: PSY252 - Perceptual Processes Instructor Experience at the University of Saskatchewan: High School Physics Demonstrations in the Anechoic ChamberUniversity of Saskatchewan
Sessional Lecturer
General Engineering 449 - Engineering in SocietyUniversity of Saskatchewan
First Year Curriculum Developer
Currently working on a full redesign of the first year engineering program at the University of Saskatchewan.
Publications
Dark current in multilayer stabilized amorphous selenium based photoconductive x-ray detectors
Journal of Applied Physics
Dark current in multilayer stabilized amorphous selenium based photoconductive x-ray detectors
Journal of Applied Physics
Amorphous selenium and its alloys from early xeroradiography to high resolution x-ray image detectors and ultrasensitive imaging tubes
Physica Status Solidi (b)
Dark current in multilayer stabilized amorphous selenium based photoconductive x-ray detectors
Journal of Applied Physics
Amorphous selenium and its alloys from early xeroradiography to high resolution x-ray image detectors and ultrasensitive imaging tubes
Physica Status Solidi (b)
Amorphous and polycrystalline photoconductors for direct conversion flat panel x-ray image sensors
Sensors
Dark current in multilayer stabilized amorphous selenium based photoconductive x-ray detectors
Journal of Applied Physics
Amorphous selenium and its alloys from early xeroradiography to high resolution x-ray image detectors and ultrasensitive imaging tubes
Physica Status Solidi (b)
Amorphous and polycrystalline photoconductors for direct conversion flat panel x-ray image sensors
Sensors
Dark current in multilayer stabilized amorphous selenium x-ray photoconductors
Physica Status Solidi (c)
