EE 1100 A (CRN: 12258)

Electrical Engineering: EE Principles and Design (A)

2 credit hours

About EE 1100 A

Hands-on introduction to contemporary electrical engineering principles and practice. Basic analog and digital circuit design, construction, operation, measurement. Interfacing sensors and actuators to a microcontroller, programming to interact with the world. Individual and team-based assignments that develop data dexterity and technical communication skills. Exposure to breadth of discipline and ethics in the profession. Design project. Prerequisite: First-Year students only.

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Must register for lab EE 1100 A01; Open to Degree and PACE students

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