| EECS MIY9 |
Additional
Activities |
CS Division |
Go to Soda Hall
for Additional Activities and events |
Soda Hall |
9 am – 3:30 pm |
| EECS CAL1 |
Automated
Robot Racing Cars |
Prof. Ron Fearing and EECS192 students |
See
student-made vehicles race while avoiding obstacles and staying on track. |
Cory
Hall Courtyard |
10:00
am – 12 |
| EECS MIY8 |
IEEE
Lab Open House |
Student
members of IEEE |
IEEE
students will demo a radio project as well as talk about student life in the
labs. |
246
Cory |
10:00
am – 12:00 noon |
| EECS CAL5 |
“Wingardium
Leviosa" at Cal |
Bharath
Muthuswamy and undergraduate students |
"Wingardium
Leviosa". This famous spell from
Harry Potter is the levitation charm.
Watch the "magic" of control theory in action at a demo of
the Magnetic Levitation project. |
140AB
Cory |
10:00
am-12:30 pm |
| EECS CAL11 |
First
lab in Electronics |
EECS40
instructors |
Interactive
labs of temperature and audio sensors |
140
Cory |
10
am – 12:30 pm |
| EECS MIY4 |
Tours
of Cory Hall |
Undergraduates
in EECS |
Tours
of the building where EECS students spend most of their time. Every 20 minutes. |
2nd
floor, Cory Hall |
10am
– 3:00 pm |
| EECS MIY1 |
Tele-Immersion: Long distance collaboration in real time. |
Prof.
Ruzena Bajcsy and researchers |
Tele-immersion
is aimed to enable users in geographically distributed sites to collaborate
in real time in a shared simulated environment as if they were in the same
physical room. |
475
Hearst Mining Bldg (HMMB) |
10
00 am – 3:30 pm |
| EECS MIY5 |
Information
Tables |
Staff
and undergraduates in EECS |
Staff
and student groups will be available to discuss the EECS program and share
what life is like at Berkeley. |
2nd
floor, Cory Hall |
10:00
am – 3:30 pm |
| EECS CAL7 |
Statistical
analysis of online news |
Prof.
Laurent El Ghaoui and undergraduate students |
This
project seeks to bring about user-friendly, graphical representations of
large amounts of text data obtained from online news. |
403
Cory |
10:00
am-3:30 pm |
| EE MIY7 |
Poster
Session |
EECS
students |
Students
display current research projects in EE |
4th
floor, Soda Hall |
10:00 am - 3:30 pm |
| EE CAL8 |
Insect Flight Control |
Prof.
Michel Maharbiz and students |
We
will demonstrate microsystems for interfacing with insect flight systems |
407 Cory |
10:00
am-3:30 pm |
| EECS CAL10 |
Microfabrication
Lab |
Prof.
Javey and EECS143 instructors |
See
CMOS wafers and how chips are designed and made |
212-8
Cory |
10:00
am – 3:30 pm |
| EECS MIY6 |
View
from the Top and to the Future |
Prof.
and Associate Dean Carlo Sequin |
Prof.
Sequin will talk about how Berkeley EECS is tackling global issues and
providing innovative solutions. |
306 Soda Hall |
12:00
– 12:40 pm |
| EECS CAL4 |
Roomful
of Bats: Finding things with electronic ears |
Prof.
Jean Walrand and researchers |
We
present a demonstration of acoustic localization research. Using a laptop, FPGA, a camera, and several
microphones, we show how to implement beam forming algorithms into practical
applications. |
125
Cory |
12:30
- 3 pm |
| EECS MIY2 |
Major
Information Session for admitted Freshmen |
Profs. Edward Lee and Bernhard
Boser |
Detailed
information about the EECS/BS program at Berkeley |
Sibley
Aud, Bechtel Engineering Center |
1
pm – 2 pm |
| EECS CAL9 |
Finding
Unused Frequencies in the TV Bands |
Staff
from the Berkeley Wireless Research Center (BWRC) |
This
is a working demo of a current research project. We will be able to show the hardware,
software, and research results. |
400
Cory |
1:00
pm – 3:00 pm |
| EECS CAL2 |
Embedded
Systems Design Lab |
EECS150
and EECS124 students and instructors |
Students
show off their latest and greatest projects including a climbing Roomba, Wii
Wand and Berkeley's version of the iPhone. |
125
Cory |
1:00
pm– 3:30 pm |
| EECS CAL12 |
Robotics
Lab Demos |
Dr.
Duindam and EECS125 students |
Dare
to wear red and a robot will find you and (!); play a virtual pong game |
299
Cory |
1:00
pm – 3:30 pm |
| EECS CAL3 |
Circuit
lab gets practical with touch and orientation sensors |
Prof.
Bernhard Boser and undergraduate students |
A
first course in circuits balances understanding and insight with practical
sensors used in today's electronic devices. Understand how orientation and
touch sensors work and test the demos or your own designs. |
140
Cory |
1:00
pm - 4:00 pm |
| EECS CAL6 |
Hands
on Electronic Circuits |
IEEE
Student Chapter |
Build
electronic circuits. Learn to solder.
Get exposed to Electrical engineering. |
353
Cory |
1:00
pm – 4:00 pm |
| EECS CAL13 |
Internet
in Everyday Things |
Prof.
David Culler’s EECS194 students |
See
creative ipv6 implementations of Internet Embedded in Everyday Things |
204Cory |
1:30
pm – 3:30 pm |
| EECS MIY3 |
EECS
Life from a student perspective |
EECS
and LSCS honors students |
An
open discussion with current students about the EECS and LSCS programs |
Sibley
Aud, Bechtel Engineering Center |
2:15
pm - 3:15 pm |
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