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Which wing is the "A" wing of the CSU Engineering Building?
The wings of the CSU Engineering Building are alphabetically west to east. The A wing is closest to the Lory Student Center and the E wing is closest to the Statistics Building and the Oval.
In between are the B-D wings, with “infills” between wings where offices and labs are located.
Where is my class if it has a letter in the location?
Classes and labs listed with a letter in the room number (“C107”) are usually in the CSU Engineering Building.
The letter indicates which wing the class is in, with wings set up alphabetically west to east. The A wing is closest to the Lory Student Center and the E wing is closest to the Statistics Building and the Oval.
Where is my department's office?
For the latest updates and changes, offices and contact information for each department is listed on their individual websites.
- Mechanical Engineering (A101), CSU Engineering Building
- Civil and Environmental Engineering (A203), CSU Engineering Building
- Chemical and Biological Engineering (AR102), CSU Engineering Building
- Systems Engineering (AR202), CSU Engineering Building
- Electrical and Computer Engineering (AR104), CSU Engineering Building
- School of Biomedical Engineering (225), Scott Bioengineering Building
Where is the Dean's Office?
The Engineering Dean’s Office is located on the second floor of the Suzanne and Walter Scott, Jr. Bioengineering Building.
Where do I go for tutoring?
Tutoring takes place in Academic Village – Engineering, and is open to all engineering students. Academic Village is located between the Intramural Fields and Canvas Stadium.
For the latest information on tutoring room locations, hours, and contacts, visit the College’s tutoring page.
Where is the Engineering 100 Classroom
Engineering 100 is located on the west end of the CSU Engineering Building, close to the Lory Student Center.
Where is the Engineering 120 Classroom
Engineering 120 is located near the east end of the CSU Engineering Building, between the D and E wings, near Physics.
Where is the Engineering Success Center
The Don and Susie Law Engineering Success Center is located on the first floor of the Suzanne and Walter Scott, Jr. Bioengineering Building.
Other Locations
Visitor parking
Visit the CSU Parking site to find transportation options and visitor parking information.
Building directories
Suzanne and Walter Scott, Jr. Bioengineering Building
First Floor
- Don and Susie Law Engineering Success Center
- Judson M. Harper Auditorium
Second Floor
- Office of the Dean (202)
- School of Biomedical and Chemical Engineering (225)
- Atlas Design Studio
- Cassini Design Studio
Third Floor
- Odyssey Design Studio
- Phoenix Design Studio
CSU Engineering Building
A Wing
First Floor
- Engineering 100 Classroom
- Internet Café (A104)
- Mechanical Engineering (A101)
Second Floor
- Civil and Environmental Engineering (A203)
A-B Infill
First Floor
- Engineering Technology Services (AR102)
Second Floor
- Systems Engineering (AR202)
B Wing
Second Floor
- Research Business Office (B204)
B-C Infill
First Floor
- Electrical and Computer Engineering (AR104)
- B/C Infill study space (AR106)
Second Floor
- Engineering Business Office (AR204)
C Wing
- ECE Lab Spaces
D & E Wings
- Engineering 120 Classroom
- Physics Department (AR124)
- E Wing: Math, Physics, and other
- Engineering related classes
Who do I contact?
If you aren’t sure who might best answer your question, our short guide will help you find the right place.
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Faculty and Staff Resources • Engineering Business Office (EBO) • Research Business Operations (RBO) • Engineering Technology Services (ETS) • Facilities • Engineering Student Technology Committee (ESTC)
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