ELE 100 - INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
COURSE DESCRIPTION AND SCHEDULE
2001 Catalog Data: ELE 100. INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. Relevant perspective on the entire electrical field with review of professional careers. (1).
Textbook: None
Reference: Electrical Engineering Uncovered by White, Prentice Hall,1997; Pocket Book of Integrals and Mathematical Formulas by R. J. Tollaride, CRC Press, 1992
Coordinator: Dr. Richard K. Gordon, Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering
Goals: This course is designed to provide freshman and transfer students an insight into electrical engineering as a professional career, to introduce computer software for course work usage, ethics, maintenance of professional vitality, safety, financial planning and management, and views from industry, and to provide a review of "Tools of the Trade -Mathematics". Performance is determined primarily on participation, attendance, and homework including written assignments.
Prerequisite: High School Education
Schedule: Tuesday, 1:00-1:50, Anderson 137
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| August 21 | Description of Electrical Engineering Programs | Smith |
| August 28 | "How to ... at The University" | EE Students |
| September 3 | What Makes Students Successful | Faculty |
| September 11 | Tools of the Trade - Math Review(The Engineering Profession Videotape Series from IEEE) | Gordon |
| September 18 | Continuation of talk from Sept. 11 | Gordon |
| September 25 | Safety Engineering (The Engineering Profession Videotape Series from IEEE) | |
| October 2 | Tour of EE Labs | Faculty |
| October 9 | Tour of EE Labs | Faculty |
| October 16 | Ethics and Professionalism in EE and Honor Code (Chapter 3) | Tew/IEEE |
| October 23 | Intellectual Property Protection (The Engineering Profession Videotape Series from IEEE) | |
| November 6 | Getting Ready: Careers for Electrical Engineers and Computer Scientists (IEEE Videotape) | Faculty |
| November 13 | A View from Industry | Faculty |
| November 27 | What's Out There: Careers for Electrical Engineers and Computer Scientists (IEEE Videotape) | Faculty |
| December 4 | Engineering Ethics (The Engineering PRofession Videotape Series from IEEE) |
"How to Topics"
: (Upper Level Student Panel)
How To:
1) Use the Library
2) Use the Computer and CAD Laboratory
3) Take Exams
4) Become a professional engineer - the FE
5) Choose electives
6) Approach Faculty
7) Get involved in extracurricular activities, i.e., student government, ESB IEEE
8) Be selected for honor societies
9) Appeals
10) STUDY!!!
ELE 100
INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
LABORATORY TOURS
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Lab/Location |
Tuesday, Oct. 2 |
Tuesday, Oct. 9 |
Faculty/Staff | ||
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1st |
2nd |
1st |
2nd |
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| Circuits, Room 309 |
1 |
4 |
3 |
2 |
Elsherbeni |
| Digital Systems and Microprocessors, Room 307 |
2 |
1 |
4 |
3 |
Tew/Glisson |
| Senior Design, Room 301 |
3 |
2 |
1 |
4 |
Kishk/Gordon |
| Multimedia, Room 137 |
4 |
3 |
2 |
1 |
Yakovlev
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Period is Approximately 20 minutes for four groups of about 9 students.