E-Day 2026 in Electrical and Computer Engineering
E-Day, 10AM-2PM February 28, 2026
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Welcome to the Electrical and Computer Engineering E-Day 2026 Open
House self-guided tour!
We are the departmental home of the
Electrical Engineering BS,
MS, and
PhD
programs and the
Computer Engineering BS program.
We also work with the
Computer Science department to offer
Computer Engineering MS and PhD programs.
The College E-Day Exhibit List gives an overview of everything,
and ECE tour exhibits are noted as "ECE" in that listing.
Additionally, here is a convenient list of ECE-related exhibits,
where they are, and the age group for which each is most appropriate.
Each exhibit is color coded for age:
Any age,
Middle School and up,
High School and up.
Note: the photos below are are of ECE E-Day 2025 exhibits.
FPAT (F. Paul Anderson Tower) First Floor
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ECE Welcome and Prize Table: get this sheet, collect a prize!
You need to get check marks from visiting at least six (6)
of the following exhibits to claim a prize. One entry per person.
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FPAT (F. Paul Anderson Tower) Fourth Floor
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Intelligent Machines inspired by the Brain,
Clip Lab,
Prof. Sanchez Giraldo,
room 455
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E-Day Drive,
Capstone Senior Design Project and
Dr. Hannemann,
drive remote-controlled car through an obstacle course,
avoid oil spills, gain bonus points,
room 460
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Snap Circuits,
IEEE Student Branch and
Dr. Hannemann,
make simple circuits that do cool things,
room 473 (overflow in 462)
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FPAT (F. Paul Anderson Tower) Fifth Floor
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Does this compute?,
Aggregate.Org,
Prof. Dietz and
Dr. Eberhart,
computers inside things
(as Seen on TV!)
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Quantum Computing,
Aggregate.Org,
Prof. Dietz and
Dr. Eberhart,
see Q-bits in action and get a Q-bit
(as Seen on TV!)
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Amazing GPUs,
Aggregate.Org,
Prof. Dietz and
Dr. Eberhart,
solve a maze like your computer's GPU would
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MakerSpace,
ECE Engineering Prototyping and Invention Center (EPIC lab),
Manager Mandzy,
see how ECEs build stuff and get something 3D printed,
room 551
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FPAT (F. Paul Anderson Tower) Sixth Floor
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FTC FIRST Robot,
Tau Beta Pi (Engineering Honor Society) and
Prof. Walcott,
room 669
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RoboKats:
First FRC 10137 Powered by High School Students, Driven by Innovation,
IEEE Student Branch and
Dr. Hannemann,
room 672
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The World of Electromagnetics,
Prof. Adams,
Lu, and
Young,
room 682
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IEEE Lexington Section,
build a motor with the local chapter of the IEEE
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Grehan Basement
Grehan First Floor
OHR (Oliver Raymond) Basement
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3D Virtual Sandbox,
Prof. Lau / Souleyrette Lab,
make mountains and volcanoes
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RGAN (Ralph G. Anderson) First Floor
RGAN (Ralph G. Anderson) Second Floor
ASTeCC (Advanced Science & Technology Commercialization Center) Basement
ASTeCC (Advanced Science & Technology Commercialization Center) Second Floor
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Moisture Sensors and Electronic Circuits in 3D Knit Fabric,
Prof. Chen
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This document with all links is available online at https://Aggregate.Org/EDay26