Professional Design Laboratories: Bridging The Gap Between Classroom And Industry In The Senior Year | Zendy

R.E. Zulinski | Zendy; Jon A. Soper | Zendy; D.O. Wiitanen | Zendy; David H. Stone | Zendy; Allan R. Hambley | Zendy; M. E. Sloan | Zendy; Noel N. Schulz | Zendy

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Professional Design Laboratories: Bridging The Gap Between Classroom And Industry In The Senior Year

Author(s) -

R.E. Zulinski,

Jon A. Soper,

D.O. Wiitanen,

David H. Stone,

Allan R. Hambley,

M. E. Sloan,

Noel N. Schulz

Publication year - 2020

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Conference proceedings

DOI - 10.18260/1-2--7362

Subject(s) - curriculum , bridging (networking) , engineering , parallels , engineering education , engineering ethics , management , engineering management , sociology , pedagogy , computer science , mechanical engineering , computer network , economics

The Electrical Engineering Department at Michigan Technological University is integrating senior design projects with its elective communication-systems course sequence to create an innovative senior-year experience. Our newly established Undergraduate Communication Systems Laboratory, sponsored by NSF, parallels the industry work setting of practicing wireless system design engineers. In this paper, we describe the innovative aspects of this project.

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