CEDE

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CEDE
A facility for students to develop their
technical and professional skill through
design-based learning.
The Center for Engineering Design
Entrepreneurship
Model Shop 313 Hammond
Computer Classrooms 305 315 Hammond

• Light wood-shop tools
• Drills, saws, sanders, and various hand tools
• Dust collection systems
• Construction space
• Supervision provided

• ECSEL Computer Classroom - 305 Hammond
• 36 NT 6 UNIX stations
• Overhead Projection
• Dedicated 100 Mbit/s connection
• Video Conferencing via PictureTel and ProShare
• ProE/ProM, IDEAS, ABAQUS, ANSYS, Unigraphics,
  IronCAD
• Other software will be added as needed for
  specific courses
• Computer Classroom - 315 Hammond
• 36 stations with NT platform
• AutoCAD LT, IronCAD
• Overhead Projection

Flexible Technology Classrooms 306, 307 and 308
Hammond

• Wireless Computer Network
• Flexible Furniture Arrangement
• Video/voice/data conferencing capabilities
• Overhead projection capabilities
• Wireless laptop environment

Design Studios 312 314 Hammond

• Workbenches, hand tools for light
  assembly/disassembly
• Electrical measurement and test equipment
• Data acquisition with LabView
• Wireless computer network
• Storage cabinets
• Card access

College of Engineering
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CEDE
The Center for Engineering Design
Entrepreneurship
CEDE is a flexible facility for students to
develop their technical and professional skills
through design based learning. The Center
fosters collaboration between engineering and
business colleges in partnership with industry
to use the Center's facilities to design,
construct and test engineering solutions to
actual problems. The Center also supports
critical software tools, hardware, computer
networks, and data/audio/video conferencing
technologies for collaboration and design. The
facility staff made largely of undergraduate
students, support the faculty in meeting specific
needs for courses and programs, and maintain the
Center facilities. The facility is maintained
and supported largely by undergraduate students.
The resources available at CEDE and The Learning
Factory are coordinated for the mutual
enhancement of the hands-on learning experience.
CEDE is currently used by the Engineering
Entrepreneurship Education Program, first year
seminars, the Engineering Leadership and
Development Minor, the Women in Engineering
Program, the Minority Engineering Program, and
Engineering Design Graphics. We envision a
continual expansion of courses and programs from
within the college that will be using the
Center's facilities. CEDE is used for

• Nexus between business considerations and
  engineering design
• Developing engineering design from CAD to rapid
  prototypes
• Testing product capabilities
• Product dissection and analysis
• Team collaboration using voice, video, and data
  with industry and international partners
• Visualization and communication of design ideas

• To discuss the applicability of the facility for
  a course or program, please contact
• Dhushy Sathianathan
• Director of CEDE Assoc. Professor of EDG
• 213D Hammond Building
• Tel [phone]
• dhushy_at_psu.edu
• To schedule the facility for a course or program,
  please contact
• Bruce Knoll
• CEDE Supervisor
• 213G Hammond Building
• Tel [phone]
• bwk112_at_psu.edu
• For information and to view classes in progress,
  please visit the website
• http//www.cede.psu.edu
• The facility is managed by
• Robert Pangborn
• Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies
• The facility is supported with funds from
• College of Engineering