For Interdisciplinary teams
with ECE participants, ECE funds the ECE components via the procedures
described for ECE below, and the non-ECEs' home School funds for the
non-ECE components. If this does not facilitate your team's scenario,
please contact Professor
Bruno Frazier for elaboration.
Students Pay If
students want to keep their project, then students pay for it or replace
what ECE may have purchased. (Yes, you can collect some inexpensive
expendables from our labs.)
Sponsors Pay If
yours is a sponsored project, you can proceed as described below,
but discuss funding mechanics with your Advisor as details may vary
per sponsored project.
ECE Pays If ECE
is supplying it, possibilities include
ECE Stocks
Check first with ECE
laboratory staff to learn if we have in stock what you need. (We
have more than you may think.)
You may collect small
expendables or be loaned more expensive items.
2022 Spring ECE Laboratory
staff are Kevin Ferri
and James Steinberg
You may ask ECE Laboratory
staff to make purchases for your team employing their procedures.
ECE
no longer supports the reimbursement model enacted during early
COVID to facilitate remote participants.
Purchases by ECE Laboratory
Staff
Laboratory staff will
be contacting teams via email to provide their purchasing procedures.
Note that
Most of these constraints
are to honor the Institute's business practices and to be good stewards
of the State of Georgia's resources.
If Georgia Tech pays
for it, it needs to end up back with Georgia Tech before we can
release grades.
We have laboratory and
design project supplies stocked on the van Leer third floor labs
with much available for loan to Senior
Design teams.