Start time: 10:00am End time: 2:00pm

All presentations run continuously throughout the day.

Location Presentation Description

C-254 Corridor Meet & Greet Meet and converse with faculty and students about the

Chemical and Biochemical Engineering Department

C-254 Corridor Poster Session Observe the displays students have made about their

research and projects

C-217 Instructional Lab Observe the work that senior chemical engineers do in

class, a Falling Film Evaporator (commonly used for

producing food and pharmaceuticals) and Liquid Level

Control experiments (used in most industries).

C-239B Instructional Lab Watch as senior chemical engineers work with a bioflow

reactor to grow yeast.

C-239B Corridor Demonstrations These demonstrations are meant to show how chemical

engineering can be found in your everyday life. Some of

the demonstrations answer the following questions:

If a paper clip is placed in water, will it float or sink? What happens if I stir a corn-starch and water mixture?

Does an ice cube melt faster at the top or bottom of a

glass of water?

Entrusted by society to create a sustainable world and enhance the global quality of life, civil engineers serve competently, collaboratively, and ethically as master:

Planners, designers, constructors, operators of society’s economic and social engine—the built environment

Stewards of the natural environment and its resources Innovators and integrators of ideas and technology across the public, private, and academic sectors Managers of risk and uncertainty caused by natural events, accidents, and other threats Leaders in discussions and decisions shaping public environmental and infrastructure policy

American Society of Civil Engineers (Vision 2025)

Tours take approximately 45 minutes and are scheduled to begin at

10:00 AM, 11:00 AM, and 12:00 PM in the CAIT Auditorium

Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) Open House

Research and Poster Presentations

Location: EE Hallway Atrium accessible at EE building entrance, 94 Brett Road

Drop-In Presentations found in the EE Lobby

Capstone Design Projects Presentations

Graduate Students Research Presentations

IEEE Student Branch – Table Presentation

HKN Student Branch – Table presentation

Tours Start at: 10:00 am, and every 30 minutes after

Tours begin at half hour intervals

Tour Start Times: 10:00, 10:30, 11:00, 11:30, 12:00, 12:30, 1:00

Welcome Slide Presentation with Questions and answers, ECE Faculty, EE240

Welcome Slide Presentation with Questions and answers, ECE Faculty, EE203

Crystal Ball, EE103 (Dafna) Build a Circuit: Digital Logic, EE109 (Salman, Neha and Umama)

Research Poster Presentations (ECE Atrium Hallway)

Additional Information: ECE Department Overview Video

Playing on Second Floor Hallway Lounge, (outside Room 203)

Tours run every 30 minutes and take approximately 30 minutes. First tour

begins at 10:00 AM. Last tour begins at 1:30 PM.

Please meet in CORE 110. Room Title/Topic Faculty/Student Presentation

Lobby/Atrium Welcome to ISE! IISE students/brochures

CORE 110 ISE Video Presentation

Introduction to ISE

Career opportunities

Q&A

Professor Elsayed

Professor Guo

Professor Jafari

CORE 116

Automation Demos:

- Tennis Ball Collectors

- Folding Machine

- Design projects

- Talk to ISE undergraduate students

Professor Elsayed

Professor Grace Guo

ISE undergraduate students

CORE 106*

Advanced Simulation Lab:

- Smart Cities, Security Game &

Cyber-Physical systems

Professor Jafari

Professor Gursoy

ISE graduate students

Tours run every 15 minutes and take approximately 45 minutes.

Please arrive 5 minutes early at EN – B120.

First tour starts at 10:00am. Last tour starts at 1:15pm.

Beat the wait, and register online at http://soe.rutgers.edu/openhouse

Location Event Description

D-110 Welcome and Introduction to

Department

Presentation led by Faculty Chair or Undergraduate Director.

D-117 Programmable Machine Tools Machine tools capable of producing complicated shapes with the

aid of numerical controlled programming.

D-123-B AIAA Student Organization AIAA students showcase their custom-built, radio-controlled

airplane for the yearly Design-Build-Fly competition

D-122 Flying Zone

*We request that you kindly turn

off your cell phone when you are in

D-122.*

The lab has a dedicated flying zone about 11.0 FEET X 15.0

FEET X 25.0 FEET

D-123 Rutgers Formula One Racing Car Every year the Rutgers Formula One Racing team builds a racing

car from scratch for an international competition.

D-128 Gas Dynamics Laboratory (Wind

Tunnel)

A Mach 3.5 flow velocity facility.

D-123-N MAE Rapid Prototyping

Laboratory (3D Printing)

A lab used to print devices used in undergraduate projects and

faculty research.

B-120 Faculty and Alumni Panel

D-100 Undergraduate Poster Session Get answers to your Rutgers MAE questions from members of the

community and hear about the ongoing research being performed

by our current students. Vote on winners for the Best

Undergraduate Poster.