04 / Teaching

Learn the principles. Build the system.

Engineering education in EPIC Lab connects analysis with fabrication, instrumentation, coding, and evidence-based design.

FOUNDATIONS

Electrical Circuits & Lab

Measurement, instrumentation, circuit construction, and the disciplined comparison of theory with experiment.

SYSTEMS

Control Systems & Lab

Modeling, feedback, dynamic response, and hands-on controller implementation.

ELECTRONICS

Microelectronics & Lab

Device behavior, analog circuits, signal conditioning, and prototype validation.

DESIGN

CAD & Prototyping

Mechanical design, rapid prototyping, iteration, and communication through physical artifacts.

DIGITAL

Digital Systems & Lab

Digital logic, computer architecture, HDL-based design, and research-connected laboratory projects.

EMBEDDED

Embedded Systems

Microcontroller-based sensing, data acquisition, actuation, and integrated hardware-software systems.

COMPUTATION

Engineering Computational Methods

Numerical methods, MATLAB programming, modeling, visualization, and engineering decision-making.

MATHEMATICS

Engineering Mathematics I

Mathematical methods for modeling, analysis, and problem solving across engineering applications.

PHYSICS

Physics I Lab

Experimental mechanics, measurement, data analysis, and clear communication of physical evidence.

Dr. Terry Weng teaching a young participant during PBA's Summer Science Camp
Photo: Palm Beach Atlantic University

Science outreach · June 2026

Science, evidence, and faith at PBA’s Summer Science Camps.

Dr. Fred Browning led and organized the forensics-themed program for students in grades 1–12. Serving as one of the camp instructors, Dr. Weng connected hands-on scientific investigation with Christian faith.

“God created a world with order, patterns, and truth. What does the evidence tell us?”
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Student achievement

National Hackathon Winner

Dio Silveira helps make PBA history.

Dio joined Ethan Lawson and Jacob Potantus to earn first place at HackaBull with PEPPER, a brain-computer interface headset that reads and responds to cognitive state. Dio designed and built the project’s analog signal-processing system for capturing and refining brainwave signals.

~200participants
58teams
24 hrbuild