Provider: Mirka Mandich
Last Update: Nox. 2019
Abstract: One of the most useful things you can use for proofreading (when a human isn’t available) is a computer editor! There are many programs out there, but here are Mirka's top picks

Keyword: Writing, Gramma, Proofread, Resource
Indexing Keyword: Writing

Provider: Lab Committee
Last Update: Jul. 2018
Abstract: This tutorial will explain the basic protocols for placing a part order for research purposes. It covers how to order parts from Digikey, Mouser, Newark, McMaster-Carr, MSC Industrial Supply, and Sierra Circuits.

Keyword: place order, purchase, Digikey, Mouser
Indexing Keyword: Parts (Stickied)

Provider: Peter Pham
Last Update: Jan. 2019
Abstract: This document provides an overall introduction about the Fundamental Engineering (FE) Exam. It also includes some handy tips on preparing for the exam, increasing your passing chance and getting the reimbursement from school.

Keyword: FE Exam, Fundamental Engineering Exam, test, tips, introduction, structure
Indexing Keyword: FE Exam

Provider: Leon Tolbert
Last Update: Jan. 2019
Abstract: These documents are published by IEEE on the proper style for IEEE papers. You need to follow these regulations and format when writing an IEEE paper.

IEEE Reference Guide: This document provides all the styles of citation format (journal, conference, book, thesis, report etc) you need to follow.

IEEE Editorial Style Manual: This document provides general writing guidelines for IEEE Transactions, Journals, and Letters.

IEEE Math Style: This document provides rules on how to write correct math symbols and equations.

Keyword: IEEE, paper, writing, reference, format, style
Indexing Keyword: IEEE Format

Provider: Handong Gui
Last Update: Jan. 2019
Abstract: This tutorial explains how to generate the required files from a PCB design and place the order at Sierra Circuit.

Keyword: PCB, Sierra, place order
Indexing Keyword: PCB Orders

Provider: Evan McKee
Last Update: Mar. 2019
Abstract: This tutorial contains instructions for site administrators to post a tutorial onto the Curent wiki. Step-by-step instructions are given on uploading a tutorial using your secure login. No html or website editing experience is needed to follow these steps. Note: The protocols featured in this tutorial apply to the site as it was managed on March 1, 2019. Any change in these protocols should be accompanied by a revision in this tutorial.

Keyword: wiki, tutorial, post, website, admin, login
Indexing Keyword: Post Tutorials

Provider: Evan McKee
Last Update: Mar. 2019
Abstract: This tutorial contains instructions for contributors to submit a tutorial onto the Curent wiki. Contributors can be students, professors, Curent employees, or anyone who wants to post a tutorial. Tips are given on the type of tutorials the site is looking for and how to submit them. Creating a tutorial is easier than you think! It could be a set of links, videos, or even someone else’s tutorial altogether (with proper citation). NOTE: The protocols featured in this tutorial apply to the site as it was managed on March 1, 2019. Any change in these protocols should be accompanied by a revision in this tutorial.

Keyword: wiki, tutorial, submission, website, contributor, students
Indexing Keyword: Submit Tutorials

Provider: Yu Yan
Last Update: April 2019
Abstract: This document provides a detailed enrollment procedure that students should follow when they are recently admitted to CURENT.

Keyword: CURENT, Enrollment
Indexing Keyword: CURENT enrollment procedure

Provider: Xingxuan Huang
Last Update: May. 2021
Abstract: How to look up clearance and creepage requirements?

Keyword: Clearance, creepage, Voltage
Indexing Keyword: Insulation Design