Undergraduate Hardware Lab University of California, Santa Cruz Andrew Parra.

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Undergraduate Hardware LabUniversity of California, Santa Cruz

Andrew Parra

Welcome!• Jack Baskin School of Engineering

• Introductions• Honor Society• IEEE• SWE

School of Engineering• Mission• Develop and sustain first-rate education and

research programs• Create and disseminate knowledge through

research and teaching• Offer curricula that nurture creative thinking and

prepare our students for productive careers

Motivation• First student run hardware lab

• Expand undergraduate design community

• Encourage mentoring

• Student run management

• Continuing existing projects

Goals• Ready by end of January 2007• Minimum 3 workstations• Provide a safe environment for students to

learn proper use of hardware equipment• Assign volunteers from the Honor Society,

SWE and IEEE to mentor & to supervise the lab at all appropriate times

• Give a tutorial every quarter to certify students in basic competence in use of the hardware equipment

Laboratory Management• Undergraduate Manager Responsibilities• The undergraduates will manage the day-to-day

operations• Controlling laboratory access • Organizing training sessions • Maintaining the equipment and ensuring laboratory

cleanliness • Managing development board and tool kit rentals

Laboratory Management• Faculty Advisor Responsibilities• Provide guidance to the undergraduate managers

and focus primarily on long term management issues.

• Communication with the Jack Baskin School of Engineering

• Maintaining corporate relationships • Guiding and selecting undergraduate managers

A Workstation• One power supply

• One function generator

• One oscilloscope with probes

• One workstation computer with design software

• One multimeter

• One soldering iron

Community Involvement• Laboratory managers will organize student

events which will be open to all students regardless of individual laboratory access

• These events will teach students basic skills • Soldering• Use of development tools

• The first Honor Society, IEEE, and SWE meetings of the year will have a presentation on the lab

Alumni Involvement• Donations• Monetary• Hardware• Time

Conclusion• Provide students of engineering at UC Santa

Cruz with the facilities and the tools they need to develop existing projects and start new projects outside of classes

• Hope to foster a spirit of entrepreneurship and self-motivated research in the creation of the SOE hardware lab

• Make this hardware facility available to students year round

• Can not be accomplished without sponsorship

Questions?