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LED walls and presentation displays

Data visualization and presentation

Creative workstations

HARDWARE PROJECTS

A course that introduces student to building basiccyber-physical systems. The course will cover basic electronics, a hardarecomputing platform (e.g., Raspberry Pi), and the API for managing hardwaredevices including serial communication, interfacing with digital and analoginputs

Large-format printing

SPARK Center

Data-centric translation and partnership work for community-facing applied initiatives. The SPARK Center (Strategic Partnerships for the Advancement of Research and Knowledge) is positioned on the Loop Campus as a public gathering space where communities and organizations use pre

Studio monitors and playback

Anuj Sarma

DePaul University Library — Media & Technology Access

University Library technology services at the John T. Richardson (Lincoln Park) and Loop libraries: loanable hardware (short- and long-term checkout at Access Services), IS-maintained computing (lab PCs, public kiosks, Wacom Cintiq pen displays, group work tables with HDMI), prin

Cardiac Indices Parameters on the Ultrasonic Cardiac Output Monitor as Potential Indicators to Predict the Ultrafiltration Endpoint Success in Acute Heart Failure Treatment

Chemistry Large-Format Printing (McGowan-South 303A)

CSH poster printing for full-time faculty and staff. HP DesignJet T1300 in McGowan-South 303A; card-swipe access to the print room. Students may use the printer when accompanied by authorized faculty or staff (typically a research mentor). Richardson Library offers alternative la

ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF INTEGRATED CIRCUITS

Contemporary analog and digital integrated circuit analysis and design techniques. Bipolar, CMOS and BICMOS IC fabrication technologies, IC Devices and Modeling, Analog ICs including multiple-transistor amplifiers, biasing circuits, active loads, reference circuits, output buffer

PROJECTION TECHNOLOGY

Second course in three course sequence. Technical and mechanical aspects of projection and media. A detailed study of standard equipment, projectors, screens, lenses, connectors, distribution networks, control systems, hanging positions, procedures and practices for the projectio

Jarvis Student Center for Innovation & Collaboration

Collaboration center with media lounge, XR studio, workstations, and LED presentation wall.

PHYSICAL & INTERACTIVE EXHIBITS

With the introduction of new, widely-available interactive technologies, physical computer-based exhibits are adapting to incorporate multi-touch interfaces, motion-sensing spaces, and interconnected systems. In this workshop, students will explore the development of interactive

CyberLabs

CPS-oriented lab suite for soldering, electronics, 3D printing, IoT prototyping, and cyber testbeds.

A/V and camera checkout

PROJECTION TECHNOLOGY

First course in three course sequence. Technical and mechanical aspects of projection and media. A detailed study of standard equipment, projectors, screens, lenses, connectors, distribution networks, control systems, hanging positions, procedures and practices for the projection

Casey Bennett

PROJECTION TECHNOLOGY

Third course in three course sequence. Technical and mechanical aspects of projection and media. A detailed study of standard equipment, projectors, screens, lenses, connectors, distribution networks, control systems, hanging positions, procedures and practices for the projection