Busby Hall of Engineering includes the state-of-the-art Material Fabrication and Nano Characterization lab and a bio-medical engineering facility, along with dedicated lab space for large-scale design projects, engineering physics, physics, electrical engineering and general engineering. Celebrating its grand opening in 2008, Busby Hall of Engineering was constructed as a learning tool, built with open areas to allow students to see the building's structures and systems.

Material Fabrication and Nano Characterization Lab

The Material Fabrication and Nano Characterization Lab is located in 122 Busby Hall of Engineering. The 2,000-square-foot space is currently used for both undergraduate teaching and research.

Material Fabrication and Nano Characterization Lab

Controls Laboratory

The Controls Laboratory is located in room 334 Busby Hall of Engineering.  This electrical engineering facility is used for several courses, including ELECTENG 3410 (Automatic Controls), 4310 (Modern Control Systems), and 4350 (Discrete Time Control Systems).

Controls Laboratory

Power and Energy Laboratory

This electrical engineering facility is used to teach all aspects of power delivery. Topics taught in the laboratory include converter systems (e.g. DC to AC), three phase AC power, motor drives, and power distribution load flow and systems analysis.

Power and Energy Laboratory

Contact Information

Busby Hall of Engineering


1000 Southwest Rd.; Platteville, WI 538183099