This website is intended for the Triton College students enrolled in EGR 260 and EGR 296. Important notices and some basic information about the system you will be using are located on this page. The laboratory experiments are intended to provide you with a good introduction to electrical circuits and better understanding of concepts covered in the course. The semester is officially over. If you'd like to know your grade please contact your instructor.
Marble is now available for use in the Triton engineering computer labs.
See important notice. Software Installation Instructions Detailed installation instructions and access to the download files . The UIC Measurement Request Broker is a prototype system to allow multi-user access to a library of sophisticated test equipment for measurements on a library of devices, in real time via the World Wide Web. The first online laboratory that utilizes this technology is an Interactive Electronics Laboratory . This online Interactive Electronics Laboratory, developed by Professor David Naylor and Stephan Werges of the Interactive Systems Laboratory in the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department at UIC , is the first demonstration of software and hardware technology that allows public access to general purpose electronic devices and electronic test equipment.