<p>The Coffee Lab in Everson 126 on the UC Davis campus is the site of the “Design of Coffee,” a popular general admission course developed by Prof. William Ristenpart and Prof. Tonya Kuhl in 2012 to better engage a diverse population of students and stoke excitement around coffee and engineering. The undergraduate class, now offered every quarter, enrolled more than 1,500 students during the 2015-16 academic school year. “Design of Coffee” was also voted the best GA course on campus in 2015 by the California Aggie, and has the highest enrollment of any elective course offered at UC Davis.
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