A computer engineering laboratory

The advent of modern electronic computers has expanded the scope of nearly all areas of scientific endeavor. The electrical engineer is perhaps most acutely affected by this expanision by virtue of his two-fold interest in computer processes. He is, as are his colleagues of other scientific disciplines, excited by the computing capabilities now at his disposal. Even more, he is deeply involved by virtue of his responsibility for the conception and design of the computer and its hardware adaptation to a variety of applications. It is to the second phase of the electrical engineer's involvement with computers that our educational activities are directed, that is, to his involvement in the realization of computers or computerlike systems.