Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Building

Also known as: Electrical Engineering And Computer Science Bld, EECS, EECS Building

Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Building is an academic building at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Michigan. It is located at 1301 BEAL AVE, Ann Arbor, MI 48109, on the University of Michigan's North campus. The building has 4 floors. The building code is EECS, used in class schedules and room assignments. The building features elevator access, ramp access. It houses Caen Lab 1, Advanced Computer Architecture Lab, Bio Electrical Sciences, Center For Integrated Sensors And Circuits and 37 more. Visit the official website for current hours and information. From the Diag, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Building is approximately 32 minutes walking northeast.

Classification: Teach, Research, Support. 32 classrooms.

Official website: Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Building

Building Details

History

• Year Built: 1986 (Source: Bentley Historical Library)
• Architect: Smith, Hinchman & Grylls
• Style: Late Modern
• Named for: Not named for a person; houses the EECS department
• Notable: $30M building approved by State Legislature in 1983; first time theoretical and experimental activities co-located
• Primary use: Electrical Engineering and Computer Science department
• Did you know: Larry Page (Google co-founder) got his BS in Computer Engineering here in 1995. Gerard Mourou (2018 Nobel in Physics) founded the Center for Ultrafast Optical Science here and built the world's most intense laser (HERCULES).

Accessibility

• Elevator: Straight to lobby elevator area.
• Ramp Access: Front entrance or the southwest entrance by the Lay Auto dock.

Departments & Services

• Caen Lab 1
• Advanced Computer Architecture Lab
• Bio Electrical Sciences
• Center For Integrated Sensors And Circuits
• Center For Wireless Integrated Microsystems
• Communications And Signal Processing Lab
• Computational Mechanics
• Control Laboratory
• Cryogenic Measurement Lab
• Dc Testing Lab
• Dynamics
• High Frequency Measurement
• Manufacturing Technology
• Medical Computing
• Optical Electrical Characterization Lab
• Optical Science Lab
• Program In Technology Planning And Assessment
• Real Time Computing Lab
• Software Systems Research Lab
• Solid State Electronics Lab
• Space Terahertz Technology
• Vehicular Electronics
• High Speed Optical Lab
• Instructional Clean Room
• Radiation Lab
• Graduate Student Offices 1
• Center For Neural Communications Technology
• Tribology
• Central Administration Office
• Computer Science And Engineering
• Eecs Advising Office
• Eecs Graduate Programs
• Electrical Science And Engineering
• Electrical Science And Engineering 1
• Eta Kappa Nu
• Financial Aid
• Institute Of Electrical And Electronic Engineers
• Society Of Miniority Engineering Students
• Society Of Women Engineers
• Systems Science And Engineering
• Tau Beta Phi

Classrooms

Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Building has 22 classrooms used for scheduled classes.

• Room 1003: Classroom, 48 seats. Equipment: Handheld Mic, Audience Mic.
• Room 1005: Classroom, 46 seats. Equipment: Audience Mic, Multiple Content Streams.
• Room 1008: Classroom, 28 seats. Equipment: Audience Mic.
• Room 1012: Classroom, 26 seats. Equipment: Auto Framing Camera, Audience Mic.
• Room 1016: 13 seats.
• Room 1200: Classroom, 78 seats. Equipment: Fixed tables, Tables, Ethernet, Wheelchair-accessible instructor station, Sound system, Whiteboard, Lecture capture, Document camera, Digital projector.
• Room 1230: 30 seats.
• Room 1303: Classroom, 74 seats. Equipment: Handheld Mic, Audience Mic, Multiple Content Streams.
• Room 1311: Classroom, 74 seats. Equipment: Auto Framing Camera, Handheld Mic, Audience Mic.
• Room 1500: Classroom, 100 seats. Equipment: Auto Framing Camera, Handheld Mic, Audience Mic.
• Room 2322: 22 seats.
• Room 2331: 21 seats.
• Room 2334: 20 seats.
• Room 2336: 20 seats.
• Room 3341: 8 seats.
• Room 3427: Classroom, 36 seats. Equipment: Audience Mic.
• Room 3433: Classroom, 23 seats. Equipment: Audience Mic.
• Room 3437: 24 seats.
• Room 4334: 8 seats.
• Room 4341: 6 seats.
• View all 22 classrooms

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• Walter E Lay Auto Lab 193 ft (59 m)
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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Building located?

Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Building is located at 1301 BEAL AVE on the University of Michigan campus in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Its coordinates are 42.29243964878049, -83.71422536341464.

Is Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Building wheelchair accessible?

Yes. Elevator access: Straight to lobby elevator area.. Ramp access: Front entrance or the southwest entrance by the Lay Auto dock..

What departments or services are in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Building?

Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Building houses Caen Lab 1, Advanced Computer Architecture Lab, Bio Electrical Sciences, Center For Integrated Sensors And Circuits, Center For Wireless Integrated Microsystems, Communications And Signal Processing Lab, Computational Mechanics, Control Laboratory, Cryogenic Measurement Lab, Dc Testing Lab, Dynamics, High Frequency Measurement, Manufacturing Technology, Medical Computing, Optical Electrical Characterization Lab, and 26 more departments.

How many floors does Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Building have?

Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Building has 4 floors.

How do I find Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Building on the University of Michigan campus?

Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Building is located on North Campus at 1301 BEAL AVE. From the Diag, it is approximately 32 minutes walking northeast.

Data sourced from University of Michigan and OpenStreetMap. Data last updated April 15, 2026.
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