UW-Green Bay’s Electrical Engineering labs and facilities, where electrical engineering and electrical engineering technology students get hands-on experience with the tools and technologies used in the electrical engineering field. https://www.uwgb.edu/engineering/about/facilities/electrical
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[Upbeat Music]
[On-screen text: “UW-Green Bay’s Electrical Engineering Labs.” Aerial view of a large Phoenix mural as students walk outside the building.]
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[Interior corridor with signage for the Richard J. Resch School of Engineering. Phoenix wall art and the Dahlin Family Community Collaboration space appear.]
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[On-screen signage and subtitle: “Electrical Circuits Lab.”]
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[Students build and test circuits at lab benches. Hands place components into breadboards. An instructor explains concepts while pointing to data displayed on a computer monitor.]
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[On-screen signage and subtitle: “Electronics Lab.”]
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[Students review worksheets, sketch logic diagrams on tablets, and work with electronic training equipment. An instructor circulates, assisting small groups.]
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[On-screen signage and subtitle: “Automation Lab.”]
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[Automation software is displayed on a computer screen. Students test sensors, work with programmable controllers, and receive guidance from an instructor.]
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[On-screen signage and subtitle: “Electrical Machines Lab.”]
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[Students connect and operate electrical machines while working in small groups with individual instructor support.]
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[End screen displays “RISE” and the UW-Green Bay Phoenix emblem.]