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The William States Lee College of Engineering is a community of students, faculty and industry partners. We study, design, research and build together. From the bachelor’s to the doctoral level, college of engineering students participate in experiential, hands-on projects; learning to visualize, design, create, build and apply. The Lee College of Engineering - stake your claim.

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Chinese Energy Delegations Visit EPIC
06/18/2013
Two delegations from China visited UNC Charlotte’s Energy Production and Infrastructure Center (EPIC) June 17 to exchange ideas and discuss opportunities for collaboration with the university and Charlotte energy companies.
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Three Years Later Senior Design Team Vision Takes Transit Partnership Full Circle with Parking Lot Power
05/29/2013
As the Spring 2013 teams finished their senior design projects and departed with their engineering degrees, proof that this highly-anticipated competition gets real-world results is now at hand for an exceptional group from 2010.
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Real-Time Data Communication Project Between Duke Energy and EPIC
05/14/2013
Power generation, transmission, and distribution systems continue to modernize, and through a collaborative research project Duke Energy and the Lee College of Engineering are installing a real-time data recording system to ensure the greater levels of reliability that comes from the new technology and changes are achieved.
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Senior Design Spring Expo 2013
05/07/2013
Seniors of The William States Lee College of Engineering presented their year-long senior projects at the college’s annual Senior Design Exposition on May 2, 2013. More than 40 completed student projects were on display at Halton Arena, along with the designs for 20 mid-semester projects. Winners were named for the top three projects and the community outreach award. In first place was the “Integrated Transformer Monitoring Systems” project sponsored by Schweitzer Engineering Labs. The team was made up of seniors Andrew Gould, Theic Rahlan and Joshua Smith.
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