An introduction to basic concepts useful for all areas of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Focus on hands-on, team-based activities using robotics.

Seminar presentations on oral and written technical communication skills needed by electrical and computer engineering professionals. Credit for this course may not be used toward the master's degree in ECE.

The second offering of an Honors Program course that provides a creative experience for Honors students and also provides a direct course substitution for ECE2031.

This course teaches practical skills, such as soldering and laying out printed circuit boards, for students to be able to design and build their own applications.

Speakers with diverse backgrounds and representing many different
industries, professions, and institutions describe their experiences,
entrepreneurial ventures, and research challenges.

Speakers with diverse backgrounds and representing many different
industries, professions, and institutions describe their experiences,
entrepreneurial ventures, and research challenges.

Speakers with diverse backgrounds and representing many different
industries, professions, and institutions describe their experiences,
entrepreneurial ventures, and research challenges.

Used for courses under development or courses being offered only one time.
Last digit indicates number of credit hours.

Individually arranged study or project under the direction of a faculty
member. Last digit indicates number of credit hours.

Credit to be arranged. For students holding graduate teaching
assistantships.

Credit to be arranged. For students holding graduate research
assistantships.

Credit to be arranged.