Robert A. Scholtz

Professor focused on innovative teaching methods in electrical and computer engineering, Robert A. Scholtz is a distinguished figure at the University of Southern California (USC). With a rich academic background, he earned his master's degree from USC in 1960 and went on to receive his doctoral degree from Stanford University in 1964. His extensive career has been marked by significant contributions to the fields of communication theory, synchronization, signal design, coding, adaptive processing, and pseudonoise generation. Throughout his tenure at USC, Professor Scholtz has been deeply involved in advancing research and education in electrical and computer engineering. His work in adaptive processing and communication theory has not only enriched academic literature but also influenced practical applications in various technological domains. His dedication to research is reflected in his numerous publications and co-authored books, which serve as essential resources for students and professionals alike. Professor Scholtz's contributions to the field have been recognized with numerous awards, underscoring his impact and leadership in engineering education and research. His innovative approaches to teaching and mentorship have inspired countless students, many of whom have gone on to make significant contributions in their own right. Even as a professor emeritus, Robert A. Scholtz continues to be an active member of the academic community, sharing his expertise and passion for engineering with the next generation of scholars and practitioners. His legacy at USC and in the broader field of electrical and computer engineering remains influential, driven by a commitment to excellence and innovation.