Michael Cross

Michael Cross, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering at Norwich University. He teaches classes in first-year engineering, circuits, electronics, and energy systems.His research interest is in battery electric vehicles and grid-connected energy systems.

Cross received his B.S. in Physics from the Rochester Institute of Technology and his M.S. and Ph.D. in Materials Science from the University of Vermont, where he investigated semiconductor thin films and nanomaterials for sustainable energy systems.

As a development engineer at IBM Microelectronics, he contributed to the development of advanced semiconductor technologies.

Ph.D. Materials Science, University of Vermont
M.S. Materials Science, University of Vermont
B.S. Physics, Rochester Institute of Technology

EE 100 Electrical Engineering Applications
EE 100L1 Electrical Engineering Applications Lab
EG 121 Intro to Engineering Profession
EE 121L1 Intro to ECE Lab
EE 204 Circuits I
EE 356 Circuits II
EE 357 Electronics I
EG 447 Special Topics

Feinauer D., Cross M., Al Bataineh A., Olukanni T., Khalaf M., (2024), Full Paper: Future-Ready Students: Providing Opportunities for Remote Collaboration on an Engineering Design Project, 15th Annual ASEE First-Year Engineering Education Conference, Northeastern University, MA.

Olukanni T., Khalaf M., Cross M., Feinauer D., Al Bataineh A., (2024), Full Paper: Future-Ready Students: Survey Analysis Utilizing Natural Language Processing, 15th Annual ASEE First-Year Engineering Education Conference, Northeastern University, MA.

Supan, K., Soman, S., & Cross, M., (2022), Techno Economic Analysis of Modular Microgrids in Cold Regions, Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Advances in Energy Research and Applications (ICAERA ’22). DOI: 10.11159/icaera22.107