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ECE Facilities

Built in 1931, Ferris Hall is representative of the many classically beautiful buildings on The University of Tennessee’s campus. In addition to Ferris Hall, the Department occupies a significant amount of space in the Science and Engineering Building.

Through the efforts of the faculty and generous support from alumni and friends, the ECE Department benefits from a number of laboratory facilities, which support the undergraduate teaching program. The laboratories are used for practical work in circuits, communications, computers, digital systems, electronics, image processing, robotics, machinery, plasma, and power electronics and drives. Furthermore, computer facilities are provided for student use in the Department. In addition to laboratories, Ferris Hall has classrooms on the fifth floor. You will receive most of your electrical and computer engineering instruction in these classrooms. Most of the faculty offices are on the third and fourth floors. Vending machines (snacks and soft drinks) are also located on the second floor. The Student Activities Area on the first floor has well equipped study space, meeting space, and offices for the student organizations.

Ferris Hall is built on the side of a hill. When you enter in the front entrance at ground level (on the up-hill side) you are already on the fourth floor of the building. The back-door service entrances are on the downhill side, on the first and second floors. The building has been furnished with access ramps for disabled persons on the second and third floors, and an elevator to other floors is provided inside. Every effort is made to keep the building clean and tidy. We hope you will be proud enough of your chosen major that you will help us keep it that way.

Electrical and Computer Engineering Room Directory

Ferris Hall First Floor

101 Student Area
102 IEEE Offices
103 Eta Kappa Nu Office

Ferris Hall Second Floor

205 Parts Store
206 Digital Systems Lab
207 Storage
209 Storage
211 Power Electronics and Drives lab
213 Electromagnetic Lab
213A Video Tracking Lab
214 Maintenance
215 IRIS Office
216 Machine Shop
217 Display

Ferris Hall Third Floor

301-304 Faculty Offices
305 Research Lab-Electronics & Instrumentation
306 Systems and Signals Lab
307-311 Faculty Offices
312 Network Center
313 Janitorial Closet
314 & 317 Graduate Student Offices
315-316 Faculty Offices
319-320 Faculty Offices
321 Men’s Restroom- Student
322-336 IRIS Offices

Ferris Hall Fourth Floor

401 Faculty Office
401A Faculty Office
402-404 Faculty Offices
405 Conference Room
406 Dean of Engineering Office
409 Mail Room
410 Conference Room
411 Faculty Office
412 Staff Break Room
413 Women’s Restroom
414 Administrative Offices
415 Men’s Restroom-Faculty
417 IT Support Staff
419-421 Faculty Offices
422 Digital Systems Lab
423 Senior Design Lab
424 Faculty Office
425 ECE Computer Lab
426 Faculty Office

Ferris Hall Fifth Floor

501 Microelectronic Systems Lab
502 Classroom
503 Retired faculty Office
504 Circuits Lab
504A Wireless Communications Lab
505A Faculty Office
507-508 J. Frank Pierce Electronics Lab
509 lab Instrument Storage
510-511 Classrooms

Ferris Hall Sixth Floor

601 Communications Lab
602 Computer Engineering Lab

Science and Engineering Building

108 UT/ORNL VLSI and Sensor Lab 109, 109A
115-117 Plasma Lab
112A, 209 A-J Lab for Information Tech.
211 Dr. Kong’s Lab
338A, 339 & 339A Dr. Bouldin/ Dr. Peterson’s Lab
401, 402, 410 & 426 IRIS Lab - Dr. Abidi
407 CISP Lab
518 Dr. Islam’s Lab
537 & 538 Dr. Tolbert / Dr. Chiasson’s Lab



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