Course Descriptions

The courses listed herein have been approved by the faculty as authorized by the Board of Trustees. Prerequisites (if any) and the General Education Requirement(s) which each course fulfills (if any) are noted following each course description.

Current course offerings are available in Merlin.

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Electrical Engineering
	ELEC 150 - Introduction to Electrical Engineering 4.00 credit hours Fundamental concepts of electrical circuits, components and measurement techniques. Lecture/Laboratory. Click here for the schedule of classes.
	ELEC 200 - Digital Logic I 4.00 credit hours Students learn to design digital logic building blocks and to create combinational and sequential logic circuits. Lecture/Laboratory. Prerequisite(s): ENGR 100 . Click here for the schedule of classes.
	ELEC 250 - Circuit Analysis I 4.00 credit hours Basic circuit analysis, nodal and mesh, equivalent circuits, independent and dependent sources, power and multi-phase circuits. Lecture/Laboratory. Prerequisite(s): ENGR 100 . Click here for the schedule of classes.
	ELEC 251 - Circuit Analysis II 4.00 credit hours Network analysis techniques of direct and alternating current theory. Transient forced and complete responses of circuits. Lecture/Laboratory. Prerequisite(s): ELEC 250 . Click here for the schedule of classes.
	ELEC 280 - Microcontrollers 2.00 credit hours Fundamentals of microcontroller design and operation. Lecture/Laboratory. Prerequisite(s): ELEC 150 . Click here for the schedule of classes.
	ELEC 300 - Electromechanics I 4.00 credit hours Introduction to electromechanical systems, design criteria, failure analysis, electrical and mechanical interfaces. Lecture/Laboratory. Prerequisite(s): ELEC 251 or MECH 220 . Click here for the schedule of classes.
	ELEC 310 - Analog and Digital Signals 2.00 credit hours Methods of transmitting analog and digital signals, maintaining signal integrity, bandwidth limitations, noise. Lecture/Laboratory. Prerequisite(s): ELEC 200 and ELEC 251 . Click here for the schedule of classes.
	ELEC 330 - Motors and Actuators 4.00 credit hours Fundamentals of motor design and operation, electronic drives, encoders, linear actuators. Lecture/Laboratory. Prerequisite(s): Concurrent enrollment in ELEC 251 . Click here for the schedule of classes.
	ELEC 380 - Power Electronics 4.00 credit hours Design of high current and high voltage power supplies and circuit design. Lecture/Laboratory. Prerequisite(s): ELEC 330 . Click here for the schedule of classes.
	ELEC 460 - Electronic Controls 4.00 credit hours Temperature controls, PWM motor control, industrial processes, photosensitive devices, opto coupling, timers and transducers. Lecture/Laboratory. Prerequisite(s): ELEC 310 . Click here for the schedule of classes.
	ELEC 470 - FPGA Design 4.00 credit hours Introduces students to advanced design methodologies and practical design approaches for high-performance FPGA applications. Lecture/Laboratory. Prerequisite(s): ELEC 280 . Click here for the schedule of classes.

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Course Descriptions

ELEC 150 - Introduction to Electrical Engineering

ELEC 200 - Digital Logic I

ELEC 250 - Circuit Analysis I

ELEC 251 - Circuit Analysis II

ELEC 280 - Microcontrollers

ELEC 300 - Electromechanics I

ELEC 310 - Analog and Digital Signals

ELEC 330 - Motors and Actuators

ELEC 380 - Power Electronics

ELEC 460 - Electronic Controls

ELEC 470 - FPGA Design