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| - | ====== About ====== | + | ====== About SCEL ====== |
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| + | The Smart Campus Energy Lab (SCEL) was created in 2010 with the intent of tackling the task of creating a low-cost, self sustaining meteorological sensor platform. Initially a project of Justin Carland, that particular project has become one of the largest projects that SCEL has. | ||
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| + | SCEL joined the Vertically Integrated Projects (VIP) program in Fall 2015. | ||
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| About the smart campus energy lab. More details to follow here later. | About the smart campus energy lab. More details to follow here later. | ||
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| * Community contributions (how the lab works with other groups around the university) | * Community contributions (how the lab works with other groups around the university) | ||
| * How students are placed in projects | * How students are placed in projects | ||
| + | * How the leadership structure works (maybe we need an org chart here) | ||
| + | * REIS | ||
| + | * How the lab got started | ||
| + | * Student Driven Model | ||
| + | * Why does our lab exist? | ||
| + | * Meetings (how often do we meet?) | ||
| How projects work: | How projects work: | ||