ECE 100 Introduction to Electrical Engineering

Spring

This course introduces students to the basic concepts of electrical engineering while developing the measurement and instrumentation skills necessary for electrical and computer engineers. Topics include voltage, current, power, DC circuit analysis and circuit transient response. Students will learn hands-on skills such as operation of oscilloscopes and function generators, circuit bread boarding, soldering, component selection and arrangement. A combination of laboratory exercises and mini-projects will be based on practical real-world applications, introducing students to the sub-disciplines within electrical engineering. 6 laboratory hours. Prerequisite:

EGR 100

or FYS 115 with a grade or 2.0 of higher.

2 credit hours