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Enginering and Computer Science faculty have been invited to participate in the call for projects to create an exciting new resource for faculty who teach first year Electrical Engineering (EE), Computer Engineering (CE), Computer Science (CS), Biomedical Engineering (BE) and Electrical Engineering Technology (EET) students. The submission deadline for 2011 Projects is July 31, invited authors may submit their proposals here.
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The Real World Engineering Projects (RWEP) portal is designed to disseminate high quality, hands-on, team-based projects for the first-year electrical engineering (EE), computer engineering (CE), computer science (CS), biomedical engineering (BE) and electrical engineering technology (EET) classrooms. These hands-on projects are specifically designed to illustrate real-world contemporary problems... More >

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A library of high-quality, tested, hands-on team-based society- focused projects for first-year students. These projects are designed to increase the recruitment, persistence to degree, and satisfaction of all students, and particularly women, in baccalaureate EE, CE, CS, BE and EET degree programs.
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Energy Scavenging from Vibrations
In this project, students learn that energy can be harvested or scavenged from the surrounding environment, in sufficient quantities for use in powering embedded systems. In the laboratory, students...
Discovering Wireless Sensor Networks: Applications in Structural Health Monitoring, Part 3
This curriculum module is part of a set of four curriculum modules. The curriculum module can be adapted to be used alone, or used as part of the set....
Discovering Wireless Sensor Networks: Applications in Structural Health Monitoring, Part 2
This curriculum module is part of a set of four curriculum modules. The curriculum module can be adapted to be used alone, or used as part of the set....
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