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EGPP 101: Introduction to Engineering
2.00 Credits
Howard University
Provides information on engineering education, the engineering profession, and basic concepts and tools. Introduces the engineering design process and provides the opportunity for students to complete engineering design projects.
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ELEG 102: Introduction to Engineering II
1.00 Credits
Howard University
Continuation of ELEG-101 as related to the electrical engineering profession, and electrical systems. Fundamentals of electrical engineering and circuit laws, energy source, power supplies, batteries. Operational mathematics and measurements, principles of probability and statistics, matrix theory, applied calculus, instrumentation, design and problem solving; programming in C/FORTRAN: oral and written (work processing) communications.
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ELEG 202: Network Analysis I
3.00 Credits
Howard University
Includes Ohm's and Kirchoff's laws; V-I laws for RLC elements; Thevenin's and Norton's theorems; Delta transformation phasors; and complex power. Introduction to SPICE. Prereqs.: MATH-157 and PHYS-014; coreq.: MATH-159
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ELEG 204: Introduction to Electrical Engineering Laboratory
1.00 Credits
Howard University
Involves engineering report writing and the use of laboratory instruments; experiments relative to Kirchoff's laws, circuit linearity, transient response, filters, and operational amplifiers. Coreq.: ELEG-202.
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ELEG 301: Network Analysis II
3.00 Credits
Howard University
Deals with transient response of RLC circuits, polyphase circuits, complex power, magnetically coupled circuits, Fourier and Laplace transforms, passive filters, frequency response, and two-port networks. Design projects are assigned. Tools: PSPICE, Electronics Workbench, and MATLAB. Prereq.: ELEG-202.
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ELEG 303: Electromagnetic Theory and Applications I
3.00 Credits
Howard University
Electric fields, flux, and potential; Coulomb, Poisson, and Gauss laws; and permitivity and conductivity. Prereqs.: MATH-158 and Physics PHYS-014.
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ELEG 303 - Electromagnetic Theory and Applications I
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ELEG 304: Electromagnetic Theory and Applications II
3.00 Credits
Howard University
Includes magnetostatics, magnetic materials, and forces; Biot-Savart's law, time varying fields, and Maxwell's equations. Prereq.: ELEG-303
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ELEG 307: Electronics I Laboratory
2.00 Credits
Howard University
Testing and measurement of the characterization of solid state devices, diodes, BJTs, MOSFETs, op-amps; design of single-stage amplifiers, signal generation. Design projects, team work is encouraged. Use of PSPICE and other software for simulation. Oral presentations of design projects required. Prereq.: ELEG-204; coreq.: ELEG-315.
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ELEG 308: Electronics II Laboratory.
2.00 Credits
Howard University
Investigation and application of electronic devices in design of analog and digital circuits, power amplifiers, multi-stage amplifiers, feedback, tuned circuits, frequency response, signal generators, computer-aided design. Oral presentations required. Prereq.: ELEG-307; Coreq.: ELEG-316.
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ELEG 311: Introduction to Digital Systems
3.00 Credits
Howard University
Involves number systems, Boolean algebra leading to two-level logic and minimization/simplification methods using Karnaugh and Quine McCuskey methods, machine and assembly language minimization techniques, combinatorial and sequential circuit design and implementation fundamental techniques in design of digital systems. Practical considerations such as Hazard and glitches are treated; programmable logic devices (PAL, PLA, multiplexers, encoders, ROMS). Basics of sequential logic. Prereq.: sophomore standing.
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