EE Instructional Laboratories

Stanford University, Winter Quarter 2018-2019

Wiki and related websites.

To find information related to specific EE courses, you should always check the relevant course website.

We try to provide additional resources to make your time in the EE Department as pleasant and productive as possible. In this spirit we offer the following information-

  • eelabs Wiki
    The EE Department maintains a wiki for information that folks working on EE projects might find helpful. The wiki may be found at eelabs-wiki

  • lab64
    The EE Department has an electronics Maker space called lab64. It provides a place, tools, expertise, and a community centered on extracurricular projects that involve computing hardware, software, and electronics. No experience is needed to start in the lab. We provide training and access to laser cutters, 3D printers, soldering irons, soft robotics technologies, as well as mentorship to students working on projects. lab64 is open to all members of the Stanford community and is one of the only places on campus with system design capabilities and tools. Many folks find that lab64's more flexible style, immediacy, and interdisciplinary capabilities fit well with their schedules and needs. The lab64 website is lab64

  • EE Department private git instance
    The EE department hosts its own git instance using the open-source gitlab. This service may be found at tesla

  • EE Department Network and IT information

Staff

Instructional Labs Manager

Building Manager

Systems & Network Manager