National Electrical Code (NEC) Workshop

If you're an engineering student or young professional, you’ve probably heard of IEEE, but what about the NEC?
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) standards help engineers design electrical systems, and the National Electrical Code (NEC) ensures those systems are installed safely and meet code. In industry, you need both.
Join us for a beginner NEC Workshop where we’ll break it down:
– What the NEC is and why it matters
– How to navigate the code book
– How NEC applies to real-world design & construction
– How it connects to IEEE standards you’re already learning
– Why NEC knowledge gives you a career edge
– How it relates to the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Exam (especially for ECE students)
Perfect for:
– Electrical Engineering
– Civil Engineering
– Construction Management
– Architecture
– Anyone interested in infrastructure, power, or technology systems
Register (https://forms.gle/qvQ1GsF1W6zEBdym8)
🍕 Food provided
📘Free NEC resources for students
Update: You can park in the Cottage Grove Parking Garage and utilize the (https://www.paybyphone.com/) parking if you do not have a UNLV Staff or Student parking permit. It will allow you to park for 2 hours for under $5.00. Parking is free after 7pm.
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Speaker(s): Christel Hunter, Justin Veilleux, Tom Anderson, Katie Whalon
Room: 130 (Flexatorium), Bldg: AEB (Advanced Engineering Building), University of Nevada – Las Vegas, 4505 S Maryland Parkway, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, 89154