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Course No. Title Table 5-2. Course and Section Size Summary, part 2 of 3 Computer Engineering Responsible Faculty Member No. of Sections Offered in Current Year ECE 401 Communication Electronics K. Choi 1 13 100% ECE 403 Communication Systems J.L. LoCicero 1 41 100% ECE 404/406 (lecture) Digital and Data Communication J.L. LoCicero 1 34 100% Avg. Section Enrollment Lecture 1 Laboratory 1 Other 1 ECE 406 (lab) Digital and Data Communications with Lab. J.L. LoCicero 1 7 100% ECE 407/408 (lecture) Introduction to Computer Networks with Lab. T. Anjali 2 60 100% ECE 407 (lab) Introduction to Computer Networks T. Anjali 5 14 100% ECE 411 (lecture) Power Electronics A. Emadi 1 41 100% ECE 411 (lab) Power Electronics A. Emadi 4 10 100% ECE 412 (lecture) Electric Motor Drives A. Emadi 1 38 100% ECE 412 (lab) Electric Motor Drives A. Emadi 4 10 100% ECE 419 (lecture) Power Systems Analysis Z. Li 1 34 100% ECE 419 (lab) Power Systems Analysis Z. Li 3 11 100% ECE 420 Analytical Methods in Power Systems S.M. Shahidehpour 1 28 100% ECE 421/423 (lecture) Microwave Circuits and Systems T.T.Y. Wong 1 26 100% ECE 423 (lab) Microwave Circuits and Systems with Lab. T.T.Y. Wong 1 7 100% ECE 425 Analysis and Design of Integrated Circuits Y. Xu 1 27 100% ECE 436/437 (lecture) Digital Signal Processing I Y. Yang 1 49 100% ECE 436 (lab) Digital Signal Processing I with Lab. Y. Yang 1 13 100% ECE 438 Control Systems D.R. Ucci 1 40 100% ECE 441 (lecture) Microcomputers J. Saniie 2 25 100% ECE 441 (lab) Microcomputers J. Saniie 4 13 100% ECE 446 (lecture) Advanced Logic Design J. Saniie 1 34 100% ECE 446 (lab) Advanced Logic Design J. Saniie 2 17 100% ECE 448 Mini/Micro Computer Programming E. Oruklu 0 0 100% ECE 449 Object-oriented Programming and Computer E. Oruklu 0 0 100% Simulation ECE 481 Image Processing J. Brankov 1 21 100% ECE 485 Computer Organization and Design S. Borkar 1 49 100% 1 Enter the appropriate percent for each type of class for each course (e.g., 75% lecture, 25% laboratory). 38
Course No. Title Table 5-2. Course and Section Size Summary, part 3 of 3 Computer Engineering Responsible Faculty Member No. of Sections Offered in Current Year ECE 425 Analysis and Design of Integrated Circuits Y. Xu 1 27 100% ECE 429 (lecture) Introduction to VLSI Design K. Choi 2 66 100% Avg. Section Enrollment Lecture 1 Laboratory 1 Other 1 ECE 429 (lab) Introduction to VLSI Design K. Choi 6 22 100% ECE 436/437 (lecture) Digital Signal Processing I Y. Yang 1 49 100% ECE 436 (lab) Digital Signal Processing I with Lab. Y. Yang 1 13 100% ECE 438 Control Systems D.R. Ucci 1 40 100% ECE 441 (lecture) Microcomputers J. Saniie 2 25 100% ECE 441 (lab) Microcomputers J. Saniie 4 13 100% ECE 446 (lecture) Advanced Logic Design J. Saniie 1 34 100% ECE 446 (lab) Advanced Logic Design J. Saniie 2 17 100% ECE 448 Mini/Micro Computer Programming E. Oruklu 0 0 100% Object-oriented Programming and Computer ECE 449 E. Oruklu 0 0 100% Simulation ECE 481 Image Processing J. Brankov 1 21 100% ECE 485 Computer Organization and Design S. Borkar 1 49 100% 1 Enter the appropriate percent for each type of class for each course (e.g., 75% lecture, 25% laboratory). 39
Page 1 and 2: ABET Self-Study Report for the B.S.
Page 3 and 4: Self-Study Report BACKGROUND INFORM
Page 5 and 6: All required courses in the BSCPE p
Page 7 and 8: CRITERION 1. STUDENTS • Student A
Page 9 and 10: and professional electives is given
Page 11 and 12: Numerical Identifier Table 1-4. Pro
Page 13 and 14: • Consistency of the Program Educ
Page 15 and 16: additions, deletions, and modificat
Page 17 and 18: The science and mathematics courses
Page 19 and 20: Outcome ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE
Page 21 and 22: department giving the results of th
Page 23 and 24: ecommendation at its 30 January 200
Page 25 and 26: areas of investigation. An Entrepre
Page 27 and 28: students develop and enhance their
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Page 31 and 32: circuit pattern and the realized pe
Page 33 and 34: MATH 151 CHEM 122 CS 115 ECE 100 So
Page 35 and 36: Semester Table 5-1 Curriculum, part
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Page 41 and 42: supportive actions as appropriate.
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Page 45 and 46: Table 6-1. Faculty Workload Summary
Page 47 and 48: Table 6-2. Faculty Analysis, part 1
Page 49 and 50: Table 6-2. Faculty Analysis, part 3
Page 51 and 52: Stuart Building: - 8 basic A/V clas
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Page 57 and 58: Dedicated laboratories for undergra
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Page 69 and 70: Laboratory topics: 1. HandyBoard an
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Page 77 and 78: Other (Lab Skills): 0.25 credit or
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1. Amplifier design using PSpice (1
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Computer usage: Students use MATLAB
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Students use PSpice to design the s
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Students complete one required and
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4. Digital Communication Systems, S
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15. Exams (1 week) Computer usage:
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software. Professional components a
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12. PWM techniques (0.5 week) 13. T
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7. Speed control of DC motors, phas
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1. Introduction (1 week) 2. Transmi
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Students write programs in a langua
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ECE 423: One 150-minute session per
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Engineering Science: 3 credits or 1
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18. Sequential Circuit Design (1 we
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Computer usage: Students use comput
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Professional components as estimate
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11. Tests (1 week) Computer usage:
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Mode-Dependent Comparators; Design
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Laboratory topics: None. Profession
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10. Polymorphism (1 week) 11. Excep
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Types of redundancy, variable-lengt
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10. Multicycle Datapath Design (1 w
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(Boolean expressions, conditional s
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Major Topics Covered in the Course
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6. Introduction to Graphs - trees ,
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11. Project(s) discussion, Midterm(
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• j. An ability to apply mathemat
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• c. An ability to design, implem
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Math - Calculus, Linear algebra Pro
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Catalog Data: Enrollment: Textbook:
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CS 429 - Introduction to Informatio
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CS 430 - Introduction to Algorithms
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CS 440 - Programming Languages and
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CS 441 - Current Topics in Programm
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2. Abstractions/Abstract Data Types
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2. Software Architectures, and Busi
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• Evaluate the trade-offs in term
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• Physical phenomena such as elec
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CS 470 - Computer Architecture Cata
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CS 480 - Artificial Intelligence: P
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CS 481 - Artificial Intellegence: L
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CS 487 - Software Engineering Catal
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MMAE 200: Statics and Dynamics Cata
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MATH 151 - Calculus I Course Descri
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MATH 251 - Multivariate and Vector
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MATH 252 - Introduction to Differen
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MATH 333 - Matrix Algebra and Compl
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MATH 350 - Introduction to Computat
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MATH 474 - Probability and Statisti
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31. Monera 32. Plants, Fungi 33. An
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CHEM 126 - Principles of Chemistry
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PHYS 123: General Physics I: Mechan
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PHYS 224: General Physics III: Ther
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Name and Academic Rank Mark A. Anas
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Name and Academic Rank Tricha Anjal
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Name and Academic Rank Guillermo E.
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Name and Academic Rank: Suresh Bork
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Name and Academic Rank Jovan Branko
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Name and Academic Rank Yu Cheng, As
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Name and Academic Rank Ken Choi, As
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Name and academic rank Ali Emadi, P
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Name and Academic Rank Alexander J.
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Name and academic rank Alireza Khal
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Name and Academic Rank Zuyi Li, Ass
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Name and Academic Rank Joseph L. Lo
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Name and academic rank Erdal Oruklu
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Name and academic rank Kui Ren, Ass
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Name and Academic Rank Jafar Saniie
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Name and Academic Rank: Mohammad Sh
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Name and Academic Rank Hasan M. Sha
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Name and Academic Rank Donald R. Uc
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Name and Academic Rank Miles N. Wer
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Name and Academic Rank Geoffrey A.
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Name and Academic Rank Thomas Wong,
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Name and Academic Rank Yang Xu, Ass
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Name and Academic Rank Yongyi Yang,
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Name and Academic Rank Imam Samil Y
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Name and Academic Rank Chi Zhou, As
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Name and Academic Rank Bruce Briley
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Name and Academic Rank Kamen P. Iva
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Name and Academic Rank: Dr. Ronald
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Name and Academic Rank Peter C. Sim
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