Both students and teachers were fascinated by Lee Terry's explanation of how an electromagnetic can crusher works. |
The electromagnetic can crusher brought occasional trepidation... |
...as did the Van de Graaf generator. |
But they both consistently brought big smiles... |
...and there was always a souvenir at the end. |
Lots of information was available for people considering an electrical and computer engineering degree. |
Visitors were able to browse printed information and students' project displays. |
Members of the IDMARS lab team often had captive audiences for discussions of robotics. |
Countless questions were fielded by the ECE students and staff who produced the department's exhibit. |
Robot demo's often drew a crowd. |
Students considering the ECE program could talk directly with Roberta Menicucci. |
Prof. Christos Christodoulou talks with a teacher while ECE Chair Chaouki Abdallah (right background) chats with the robotics team. |
The day saw a constant mingling of APS teachers and their students with ECE students, faculty and staff. |
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