The Carson Building was where the very first class I ever took at OU was held. I parked at the Lloyd Noble Center and quickly discovered the importance of a bike, given the 2 mile commute. This building was my first impression of the university; outdated and dispersed.  The narrow halls of the Carson Building produced an echo that transcended from elevator to elevator, which are located opposite of each other in the outstretched hallway.  On one side of the building there are plaques of famous engineers covering the walls. The upper floors showcase project boards displaying the work of current students, making it feel very intimate and familiar. I hope to take part in the displays of this building one day.