Students will work directly with university faculty on a variety of engineering projects and experiments. The students will work independently and in teams to complete their assignments. Students will gain a greater appreciation of what the electrical, computer, and electronic engineering field has to offer them in the future. All instruction and lab work will occur at the state of the art Technology and Engineering Center in Mount Laurel. Students will also hear lectures from industry experts and tour local engineering companies.
Space is limited.
Mount Laurel offers a variety of courses at the TEC with the principal focus on bachelor and master's degree studies in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, and related fields. Classrooms and laboratories are the focus of the TEC's architecture. In addition to regular classrooms, TEC has two special large lecture rooms equipped with two-way audio and video electronics for distance learning and numerous specialty electronics and computer labs. Founded in 1881, New Jersey Institute of Technology is New Jersey's public technological research university. Newark College of Engineering, School of Architecture, College of Sciences and Liberal Arts, School of Management, and the Albert Dorman Honors College.