How do I get lab access?
If you are new to ESET, come by the ESET Program office, Fermier 111. Bring your TAMU ID card and your class schedule to confirm the lab location for your classes.
How do I get building after-hours and weekend access?
Access forms are available in the ESET Program office in Fermier 111.
What is the Purchase Order process?
Purchase Order forms are posted on the ESET Wiki website, along with the instructions on how to complete the form. The form can be found in two drop-down locations on the ESET wiki:
- ESET Courses ESET 420/Purchase Order form
- Knowledgebase/Support
What is IEEE-Tech, how can I get involved, and where can I find more information?
IEEE-Tech is an ESET student organization. Their responsibilities include selling part kits for ESET courses, inviting guests from industry to give presentations, and organizing
You can attend any meeting or events organized by IEEE-Tech or run for leadership positions in the organization. For additional information, please attend the IEEE-Tech meeting and talk to the officers or visit their website.
How can I be a student worker for ESET?
You can check with the ESET Program office in Fermier 111, email us at ESET@tamu.edu, contact the individual ESET faculty or check out Jobs for Aggies on the TAMU HR website.
How do I become an ambassador for ESET?
Contact Dr. Logan Porter, ESET Program Coordinator, via email at lporter1@tamu.edu or come by the ESET Program office in Fermier 111.
How do I apply to be a GA, GAT or GAR?
Email your CV or resume to ESET@tamu.edu.