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| - | ====== Topics ====== | + | ====== SCEL Learning Topics ====== |
| Projects in the Smart Campus Energy Lab encompass a variety of topics and provide students with a unique opportunity to learn new skills in a collaborative environment. | Projects in the Smart Campus Energy Lab encompass a variety of topics and provide students with a unique opportunity to learn new skills in a collaborative environment. | ||
| - | Note to students: there is no singular project that will teach you about a single skill/topic; projects often overlap between many topics. | + | **A quick note to students**: there is no single project for a single topic because most projects are cross-topic, meaning they're a combination of many skills and fields. |
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| ===== Programming ===== | ===== Programming ===== | ||
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| Software engineering is the application of engineering to the design, development, implementation, testing and maintenance of software in a systematic method. Since much of the software in the lab has to be reliable, testable and easily maintained, students have a unique opportunity to work on software engineering practices such as: | Software engineering is the application of engineering to the design, development, implementation, testing and maintenance of software in a systematic method. Since much of the software in the lab has to be reliable, testable and easily maintained, students have a unique opportunity to work on software engineering practices such as: | ||
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| * Kernel Containerization | * Kernel Containerization | ||
| * Code Reviews | * Code Reviews | ||
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| ===== Web Development and Design ===== | ===== Web Development and Design ===== | ||
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| * PHP | * PHP | ||
| * Nginx Web Server | * Nginx Web Server | ||
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| - | ^ Project ^ Description of Relevance ^ | ||
| - | | [[website:start| SCEL Website ]] | Although not a full project, the SCEL website is maintained by students volunteers and updated periodically. This project uses HTML, CSS and Javascript.\\ [[https://github.com/scel-hawaii/scel-hawaii.org| GitHub repository ]] | | ||
| - | | Lab Management Tool | This is a side project that uses the Ruby on Rails web application framework to build a custom lab management web application for the lab. This application helps track members, aids in updating bios and stores member portraits for the main website. | | ||
| - | | [[inventory:start| Internal Inventory System ]] | This is similar to the lab management web application but for inventory instead. It also uses the ruby on rails framework. | | ||
| - | | [[Weatherbox:start| Weatherbox ]] | The weatherbox project includes a thin API (application programming interface) built for serving data requests through HTTP. | | ||
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| * Power Budgets | * Power Budgets | ||
| ===== Signal Processing ===== | ===== Signal Processing ===== | ||
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| + | Signal processing is an enabling technology that encompasses the fundamental theory, applications, algorithms, and implementations of processing or transferring information contained in many different physical, symbolic, or abstract formats broadly designated as signals. | ||
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| * Machine Learning | * Machine Learning | ||
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| * Python | * Python | ||
| * Jupyter Notebook | * Jupyter Notebook | ||
| - | * Linerization | + | * Linearization |
| * Least Squares | * Least Squares | ||
| * Fast Fourier Transform | * Fast Fourier Transform | ||