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3.00 Credits
Prerequisite: CPE 351. This course introduces fundamental principles of classical feedback control. Topics include state variable analysis of linear dynamic systems, stability of linear control systems, timedomain analysis and control of linear systems, root-locus analysis and design-pole-zero synthesis, and frequency domain techniques for analysis and design of control systems.
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Prerequisite: CPE 312; Co-requisite: CPE 330. This course covers the architecture, operation, and applications of microprocessors. Topics include microprocessor programming, address decoding, interface to memory, interfacing to parallel and serial input/output, interrupts, and direct memory access. Course project is to design, build, and program a simple microprocessor-based system.
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Prerequisite: CPE 312. This course covers computer architecture design issues. Topics include organization of CPU, processor systems design, computer arithmetic, memory system organization and architecture, interfacing and communication, performance, and multiprocessing.
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Prerequisite: EN 212 and CPE 330. This course introduces principles of the design and layout of Very Large Scale Integrated (VLSI) circuits with concentrations on the Complementary Metal-Oxide- Semiconductor (CMOS) technology. Topics include MOS transistor theory and CMOS technology, characterization and performance estimation of CMOS gates. Course projects involve layout designs and simulations using computer-aided design tools.
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Prerequisites: CPE 330 and EN 212. This course introduces fundamental techniques for detecting defects in VLSI circuits. Topics include fault models, fault detection, and schemes for designing systems to be easily testable and with self-test capability.
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Prerequisites: CPE 351 and MATH 307. This course introduces students to analog and digital modulation techniques. Topics include random processes, power special density, effects of nosie on, and bandwidth requirements of, different modulation schemes.
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Prerequisite: CPE 312. This course introduces students to network protocols and network architectures. Topics include characteristics and principles related to Wide Area Networ A(WAN), and network devices and their relationship with network protocols and architectures. It also provides methods for characterizing and analyzing communications systems performance.
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Prerequisite: CPE 440. This course introduces the principles of transmission and reception of digital signals, and the design and performance analysis of digital receivers. Topics covered include pulse code modulation (PCM), line coding, modulation schemes, digital multiplexing, optimum detection thresholds, and analysis of communications system in presence of noise, information theory, and error correcting codes.
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Prerequisite: CPE 345. This course introduces to the analysis wave propagations over free space as well as over transmission lines. Furthermore, it discusses the principles of operation and performances of antennas. Topics covered include plane wave propagation, analysis of wave propagation over transmission lines and wave guides, radiation and antennas, introduction to fiber optical and satellite communications.
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3.00 Credits
Prerequisite: CPE 440. This course introduces students to signal transmission and reception in wireless communication systems. Topics include understanding of radio channel characteristics, cellular concept, multiple access methods, modulation techniques, diversity and error correcting codes for wireless systems and also wireless communication standards.
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