The Computer Science and Engineering Building (EBU3B) Gross Square Footage: 145,000 Designed by: Bohlin, Cywinski & Jackson

The Computer Science and Engineering building was designed to create a sense of community among the department's faculty, staff, students, and visitors. "Interaction spaces" for scholarly activity are located throughout the building where graduate and undergraduate students can drop in to discuss classroom topics, share research ideas, or hold casual conversations. The building houses laboratories dedicated to undergraduate instruction, as well as research facilities designed for ultimate flexibility so faculty and researchers can work on the technologies of the future. The building provides accommodations for visiting researchers and scientists, reflecting Computer Science and Engineering's commitment to the development of strong partnerships with industry and other academic institutions. Groundbreaking on the new building took place on May 31, 2002, with the department taking occupancy in July, 2005. You can view the groundbreaking press release here.

Governor Gray Davis (center) attended the joint CSE-Calit2 building groundbreaking on May 31, 2002. CSE Chair Mohan Paturi stands to the Governor's right.

EBU3B brochure and fact sheet (PDF 309k)

Additional building renderings

Building Floor Plans
Basement
First Floor
Second Floor
Third Floor
Fourth Floor