There Is Life After ECE 110?
Michael C. Loui
Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering November 12, 2008
Computer engineering course sequence
ECE 190, Intro to Computing Systems
ECE 290, Computer Engineering I
Computer organization, machine language Programming in C: functions, pointers, arrays, recursion Combinational and sequential circuits Computer design
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ECE 385, Digital Systems Lab
Electrical engineering courses that follow ECE 110
ECE 210, Analog Signal Processing
ECE 211 is first half of ECE 210 Requires completion of PHYS 212, credit or registration in MATH 285/286
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Circuits with capacitors, inductors, op amps AC circuit analysis, Fourier analysis Design of AM radio, active filters
How ECE 110 relates to the rest of ECE (1)
Circuit analysis
Diodes, transistors
ECE 210, Analog Signal Processing ECE 430, Power Circuits and Electromechanics ECE 440, SolidState Electronic Devices ECE 442, Electronic Circuits
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How ECE 110 relates to the rest of ECE (2)
Digital logic
Information systems
ECE 190, Intro Computing Systems ECE 290, Computer Engineering I ECE 385, Digital Systems Lab ECE 410, Digital Signal Processing ECE 459, Communications I More courses in communications
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ECE 110 RA6 Team Meetings
Michael C. Loui
Professor of Electrical Computer and Engineering November 12, 2008
More Deadlines
Wednesday, November 19, in lecture
Tuesday, December 2, 5:00 p.m.
Team portfolio due
Peer evaluations of four other teams' papers due Team and teammates' evaluations due In RAMSES, these evaluations can be entered only once
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Peer Review
You will individually, anonymously evaluate four papers for four different areas, all different from your own area Each paper will receive about 16 peer evaluations, no two from members of the same team For each paper, the lowest peer evaluation will be dropped in determining the grade See Handout 4 on RA Web page
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Team and Teammates' Evaluation
You will evaluate the performance of yourself and your teammates Criteria will be similar to the criteria...