ESE 1110 (only offered in Fall) is an introduction to the principles underlying electrical and systems engineering. Concepts used in designing circuits, processing signals, analyzing networks, and understanding complex systems will be discussed in lectures and illustrated in the laboratory. This course will provide some of the necessary foundations for students interested in more advanced courses in ESE. The class time also includes amazing line up of speakers (faculty, alums, entrepreneurs) to introduce you to careers in research and industry with majors in electrical engineering, computer engineering and systems engineering. The amazing student community includes, Penn Electric Racing, Architechs and PennApps. Checkout the following video that highlights the amazing ESE Lab program
The culmination of the labs is a product fair in which students pitch their concepts and demonstrate a working prototype that incorporates a microcontroller, software, sensors, and circuitry.
Here is the link to speaker series and schedule from last year
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Check email /Canvas for SLACK invite link Do Not use SLACK to send any personal information, please! | Canvas and Google Drive | |
The Lab curriculum in ESE 1110 introduces students to exciting world of sensors, micro-controllers, circuitry, cloud and python based simulations.
ESE 111 Labs Road map
Parts List for Arduino based labs
You will pick up the parts kit during the first week of the class
Arduino Uno Kit (Important features-DHT11 temp/humidity sensor, HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensor, GY-521 accelerometer)
Digital Multitester
USB-C – USB 3.1 Adapter Cable – Only Mac users need this (if you don’t have one already)
WiFi Capable Board and matching cable – We are still in the process of selecting these pieces
Labs Syllabus
Lab 0: Introduction to Circuits, Arduino,
Lab 1: Introduction to Digital Logic, LEDs and pushbuttons
Lab 2:Sensing the world with Arduino
Lab 3: Sensing the World – Part II
Lab 4: Interfacing Arduino with Cloud
Lab 5: Katzbot
Lab 6: IoT
Project building begins approximately by 7th week after the labs start
Deliverables: Technology Presentations and Final Project!