Caption: ExploreACES Open House Guide - 2007
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ExplorACES 2007 10 www.aces.uiuc.edu/ExplorACES DID YOU KNOW... • The College of ACES Agricultural and Biological Engineering undergraduate program is ranked # 1 in America’s Best Colleges 2007 published by K Agricultural Engineering Sciences Building (AESB) Map code: K 1304 W. Pennsylvania Ave., Urbana Exhibits and demonstrations relating to the following majors: Agricultural Engineering, Technical Systems Management, Food Science and Human Nutrition. Accessible entrances at north end, south end and center of building. Autonomous Harvesting (TSM 262) First Floor, AESB Learn how this harvester, an autonomous machine, sends emails to unloaders when its hopper is full. The unloaders respond by pulling up beside the harvester and unload it automatically. Is this scenario fiction or near future reality? Decide for yourself! Building Environmental Control Simulator (ABE 374) First Floor, AESB Watch this simulator, consisting of fans, heating and cooling coils, air dampers, filters and control system. It demonstrates how the mixture of outdoor and recirculated air is heated or cooled. Learn how to control the distribution of this conditioned air to the space. Illini Ag Mech Club First Floor, AESB Find out about resources the Illini Mech Club provides outside the classroom for students majoring in Technical Systems Management (TSM), to help them meet industry representatives, fellow students and faculty. American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers First Floor, AESB The U of I ASABE student branch supports the pre-professional development of students in agricultural and biological engineering. ASABE provides a stimulating environment for students to grow in their developing career through student lead projects and events. Baja SAE First Floor - Outside, AESB Join the excitement as the members of Baja SAE organization design, build, test and race single person off-road race cars. Meet members of the team and see the cars drive around and over anything! Agricultural Biorefinery Concepts First Floor, AESB Come see how bioprocessing can recover useful coproducts during the production of biofuels. Research at the U of I is developing better methods of producing ethanol, protein, vegetable oil and other products that help build economic activity around renewable resources. • The College of ACES has more than 400 laboratories for use by researchers and students.
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