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is supported using National Instruments Electronic Laboratory Virtual Instrument Systems(ELVIS). This would include Intro to EE, Circuits, Electronics, Digital Design,Microcomputers and Senior Design labs. Students entering the program and takingELEN1101 Introduction to Electrical Engineering purchase a "LUEE ELVIS" prototypingboard (see Figure 7-1 below) and parts kit. This board was designed specifically for ourprogram and is used by an LUEE student throughout their time in the program. The onlyexception to this is in the microcomputer lab, where an Agilent ELVIS board is used, and inthe power lab, where LabVolt stations are used. The ELVIS system is programmed inLabVIEW and LUEE students are given an early introduction to it's use and continue to useit throughout the program.Figure 7-1. LUEE ELVIS BoardLabVIEW, MATLAB and MultiSim are installed on all undergraduate laboratory computers.As mentioned above, LabVIEW is used for laboratory and general simulation work.MATLAB is taught in ELEN3381 Electrical Analysis and then is used in the lab forELEN3441 Fundamentals of Power when students prepare lab reports on their lab findings.MATLAB also features in homework assignments for various courses in the program andmost of the textbooks we use are "with MATLAB". MultiSim is used for all of our electronicscourses and students in ELEN4206/4207 Senior Design have access to UltiBoard schematiccapture software and our T-Tech PC Board Mill, located in the prototyping facility.42
Table 7-1 LUEE LaboratoriesLaboratoryCoursesSupportedFacilityHoursSenior Design C1006 ELEN 4207 1189 ft 2 24/7 Prototyping Facility C1008 Sr. Design 228 ft 2 9-‐5 M-‐F ECG Lab C1108 Research 209 ft 2 N/A Digital Lab C1401 F/S S F F F ELEN 1100 ELEN 2411 ELEN 3108 ELEN 3431 ELEN 4486 1260 ft 2 9-‐5 M-‐F ETAP Power Lab C1403 ELEN 3441 736 ft 2 9-‐5 M-‐F Design Lab C2106 Research 108 ft 2 N/A VLSI Lab C2632 ELEN 4304 220 ft 2 9-‐5 M-‐F Networks Lab C2636 Research 226 ft 2 N/A SDR Lab C2108 Research 120 ft 2 N/A Computer Lab C1306 General 736 ft 2 24/7 B. Computing ResourcesThe University offers authenticated direct access to campus network services for devices on theLamar network; VPN connectivity to campus network services for off campus access; andwireless access on campus for students and faculty. Third party hosted services such as email(Zimbra) and the online learning management system (Blackboard) are available to students24/7, exclusive of scheduled maintenance. All computer systems are connected to theUniversity’s fiber optic backbone using gigabit Ethernet. Electronic services delivered by theInformation Technology Division are available to students and faculty Monday through Sunday43
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