3. How challenging are the lab projects, and what support is available?

Labs require building circuits and programming firmware—particularly controlling motors via microcontrollers and rotary sensors.
Students report that labs are challenging but highly rewarding, offering a strong blend of theory and hands-on practice.
Some users have noted that lab instructions can be vague, requiring extra troubleshooting or external research.
Instructor and TA support, plus peer forums, help fill gaps when instructions are unclear.
Hands-on work with sensor data, microcontroller integration, and feedback loops enhances real-world skills essential for electrical engineering.