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“I chose LSSU expecting a very good engineering education. What I didn’t expect was faculty with real-world engineering experience and abilities, labs with real-world equipment, projects with real-world outcomes, and an entire campus staff with real interest in my success, as a student and yet today. My LSSU engineering education has created or supported every desired career opportunity. LSSU was absolutely the right place for me.”

Dan Goodrich,
Mechanical Engineering 1999,
Vehicle Test & Development,
Electronic Brake Systems Group

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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)


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LSSU IEEE is a student run organization where students come together to work on various electrical, computer, and mechanical engineering projects. All majors are welcome to join and participate in IEEE events. Most of our members will be glad to help freshmen and sophomore engineering students with their studies.

In the past, IEEE has worked on projects involving robotic arms, coil guns, and many other interesting devices. Since electrical engineering is highly involved with programming, we also participate in the annual IEEE Extreme Programming competition.

Check out our facebook page, LSSU IEEE.

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For Spring 2013, IEEE will be holding meetings on Mondays at 3 pm in CAS 311 to keep the group members updated with our events. IEEE also hosts programming meetings for members to get assistance with programming assignments or projects. We are currently working on quad bots. Visit our LSSU IEEE Webpage for current information..

More emphasis will be placed on fundraising this semester to help with upcoming projects.
Fundraisers this semester will include:
- Selling coffee and donuts in the CAS main lobby, Mondays at 8 am ($1 per cup of coffee with $.50 refills. $1 for Donuts)
- Selling Domino's pizza and pop in CAS main lobby, Tuesdays at 11 am, ($1/slice, $1/pop)

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President:
  Jacob Clark
jclark4@lssu.edu
Vice-President:
  Zach Spurr
z.spurr@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor:
  Andrew Jones
ahjones@lssu.edu

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LSSU IEEE Webpage

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

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Bloodstain Pattern Analysis: A compara- tive Study between Spatter for Human and Porcine Blood

Jessica Beaudry

The forensic investigation of violent crimes and deaths lead to one of the most significant and frequently encountered types of physical evidence, blood. From the early discoveries and advances in technology, the field of forensics continues to grow, especially in the field of bloodstain pattern analysis (BPA). It is necessary to devise experiments or controlled reproductions to continue the expansion of the BPA field. Human blood can be extremely dangerous due to infectious diseases. There are a few safer alternatives to using human blood and they include using spatter training blood and porcine blood. This study focuses on the comparison between human, porcine, Evident, and Sirchie spatter training blood. The data strongly indicates that while porcine blood is comparable to human blood, Evident and Sirchie spatter training blood is not.

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