Electrical & Computer Engineering - Facilities & Resources

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Majors & Minors

Laboratories

The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering has a long and distinguished tradition of emphasizing hands-on learning with individual attention. Rigorous laboratory experiences have been designed to help you discover and understand the laws, principles, and concepts of science, engineering, and mathematics.

We have nine different instructional laboratories. And we also use "lab in a box" systems such as the Digilent Nexyx 3 FPGA board, the Digilent Electronics Explorer board, and National Instruments MyDAQ board, which can connect to a laptop, allowing labs to be done anywhere.

View our laboratories and equipment below.

Students interact with professor in electrical engineering lab.
Our Circuits Lab is a combined classroom and lab. Students can listen to lectures, then turn around and conduct experiments at the fully equipped lab benches behind them.
Male professor reaches toward electrical device as female student looks on.
Our Circuits Lab allows students to work on their laptops, listen to lectures and conduct experiments all in the same room.
Male student holds robotic device as female professor takes notes.
Communications Lab B200 is equipped for experiments in signals and communications with spectrum analyzers and four-channel oscilloscopes at each bench, in addition to basic circuits instrumentation.
Female professor points to laptop computer screen as male student observes.
Communications Lab, B200.
Male professor oversees students in computer lab.
Professors work closely with students in all ECE labs.
Male student presses button on electronic equipment.
Students conduct an inverted pendulum experiment in the C116 Controls Lab. 
Male student tests device in electrical engineering lab.
Students experiment with wheel speed controls using a PIC microcontroller in our Controls Lab.
Male student works in electrical lab.
Solar panel testing is just one of the possible uses for our Power Systems Lab. The lab is equipped with high voltage and high current three-phase power supplies and AC and DC motors.
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Dr. Mario Simoni

Dr. Mario Simoni, head of the department of electrical and computer engineering, is an innovative educator who stays on the leading edge of technical advances in electronics and electrical systems. He recently developed seven new courses for the department’s curriculum, and brought systems engineering concepts into the capstone design experience.

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Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
Moench Hall F105
5500 Wabash Avenue
Terre Haute, IN 47803
812-877-8228
lowe3@rose-hulman.edu
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