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Senior and Undergraduate Laboratories

Lab resources
Equipment in lab

Rooms 604 and 605 are adjacent spaces, separated by a large row of bookcases, each equipped with 20 work benches.  Room 605 is where first year students taking ECE150 Digital Logic Design, sophomores taking ECE291 Sophomore EE Projects, and juniors taking ECE393/394 Junior EE Projects I and II do their work. The 604 side is reserved for senior projects (ECE395/396). Every senior project group gets a dedicated lab bench for the full year. When the space is not large enough to accommodate all senior projects, bench space may be allocated in other rooms, most typically 601 (the part that is not behind the metal gate) or 608.

These rooms generally contain standard electrical engineering equipment, such as oscilloscopes, power supplies, signal generators, and the like.  Circuit components and other miscellaneous supplies are kept in this space.

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