Folder 01: Academics: College of Engineering Technology-Electrical and Computer Engineering

A electrical engineering student works on an alpha spectrometer detector.

An electrical engineering student makes an adjustment to a circuit board.

A student's work is displayed on a computer screen in an engineering lab.

Judging from the reactions of the audience, Old Dominion's First International Mechanical Engineering Design Challenge, featuring teams from the university and Facchhochschule Wilhelmshaven in Germany, was a crowd pleaser. At left, two students operate their remote-controlled devices, which were designed and built to move ping-pong balls from one site to another on an auditorium stage in Kaufman-Duckworth Hall.

Students, faculty and visitors discuss a robotics project at the College of Engineering and Technology's open house.

Two engineering students work on a project.

Two engineering students discuss the progress of their research project in Kaufman-Duckworth Hall.

Alok K. Verma (third from left), Assistant Chair of the Engineering Technology Department, leads a group of high school counselors and math and science teachers on a tour of the Robotics Lab.

Dr. Isao Ishibashi of the Civil Engineering Department and a student work in one of the labs in Kaufman-Duckworth Hall.

All eyes are on the robotic arm in a lab at Kaufman-Duckworth Hall during the College of Engineering and Technology's open house. Visitors who dropped by the robotics lab received a hands-on demonstration of robotic equipment as tours of other engineering labs and facilities.