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== Extensive Engineering Lab Space ==
The WSUV School of Engineering and Computer Science offers multiple state of the art laboratories devoted to academics and research. The new spaces, completed in 2011, feature student workstations with the latest software and hardware. The lab space is open to all engineering student for innovation and use features multiple spaces for specific spaces.
=== Electrical Engineering Laboratories <sup>[[#_ftn5|[5]]]</sup> ===
*'''Digital Systems Laboratory (VECS 220)''' – “The digital systems laboratory contains function generators, oscilloscopes, digital multimeters, power supplies, high-end PCs, and printer. Various digital, analog, and microprocessor development and simulation software are available. The lab supports teaching activities for several courses related to digital logic design and microprocessors.”
[[File:Digitalsystems.jpg|frame|right|Digital Systems Laboratory]]
*'''Electronics Laboratory (VECS 221)''' – “The electronics laboratory contains function generators, oscilloscopes, digital multimeters, power supplies, logic analyzers, curve tracers, high-end PCs, and printer. Various analog/digital development and mathematical analysis software are available. The lab supports teaching activities for several courses related to circuit analysis and electronics.”
*'''RF Teaching Laboratory (VECS 320)''' – “The RF (Radio Frequency) teaching laboratory contains RF signal generators, spectrum analyzers, microwave and microstrip trainer kits, digital multimeters, power supplies, a mixed signal oscilloscope, high-end PCs, and printer. 3-D full wave electromagnetic field simulation and mathematical analysis software are available. The lab supports teaching activities for courses related to RF circuit design, antenna design, and microwave theory.”
“Two computer science teaching laboratories containing multiple student workstations are equipped with the latest iMac computers which run Apple OS X, Linux (CentOS) and Microsoft Windows. Each operating system environment includes all of the tools and applications needed by computer science students in their coursework along with common desktop productivity tools. When classes are not being taught in these laboratories, they are open to general use by Computer Science and Electrical Engineering students. Facilities also include two open computer laboratories with additional computers having the same capabilities as the teaching laboratory machines. These laboratories are open for student use any time the Engineering and Computer Science building (VECS) is open.”<sup>[[#_ftn7|[7]]]</sup>
<br/>[[File:CS Network Closet.jpg|frame|right|Computer Science Network Closet]]
*'''CS Teaching Lab (VECS 325)'''
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