Each student must obtain a 'C' or better before admission to other 3000 level EET courses. An introductory course for students who have completed Community College or Vo-Tech electronics programs and have had algebra and trigonometry. Extensive use of mathematics in analyzing discrete, linear devices, linear systems and non-linear circuits. This course will help develop the analytic skills necessary for upper division work. The use of basic calculus in circuit analysis will be introduced and developed.
Enrollment is by advisor permission.
Course Outline 1. Application of special interest mathematics, including Calculus, to linear systems, with emphasis on analysis and design. Analysis and design of non-linear circuits, emphasizing design to specification, worst case performance, and using mathematics in predicting circuit behavior. Text materials have not yet been identified, but will come from the current mainstream undergraduate materials.