Classes for Next (and final) Semester

November 10, 2003 • school • 221 words • about a 1 minute read

Well they’ve been finalized and here they are:

ECET 359

At the end of this course students should be able to:

Describe the addressing modes of PCs.
Discuss the values and drawbacks of various PC busses and interface connections.
Design PC peripheral hardware
Identify the necessary capabilities of a commercial add-in card for a specific application
Do high-level event-driven programming
Plan a user-friendly Visual BASIC program utilizing multiple forms, global variables, and timer events.
Understand configuring programmable peripheral chips
Develop Visual BASIC programs utilizing OLE to communicate with (at least) a spreadsheet.

ECET 357

A working knowledge of the architecture and software development tools associated with a general purpose microprocessor
Linear system concepts including the single sided Laplace transform, S domain, poles and zeroes, transfer functions, frequency response, impulse response.
Linear filter approximations, e.q. Butterworth, Chebyshev I and II
Fourier series and transforms
Trig functions sine, cosine, and complex exponential. The Euler relationship
The solution of linear constant coefficient differential equations.
Taylor series

ECET 396

In this course you will work with project demands that model common situations in industry. You will experience the design review process both as a reviewer and as the designer.

You will face problems of system integration, meeting deadlines, and devising testing for performance, ease of use, and reliability.