ECE30: Engineering Principles of Electronics

Suitable for sophomores pursuing computer science and engineering careers. Aims at deriving basic engineering principles directly from examples relevant to computing and electronics: 1) Newton's Laws and related fundamental mechanics; 2) basic thermodynamics and heat/energy transfer; 3) key electromagnetic principles, including Coulomb's Law, Gauss's Law, and basic circuit analysis using Kirchoff's Laws/Rules; and 4) Ray optics for fiber optic communications and camera electronics.

 

Prerequisite(s): MATH 19B or MATH 20B. Enrollment is restricted to computer engineering, computer science: computer game design, computer science, network and digital technology, and technology and information management majors and proposed majors; and to computer engineering, computer science, and technology and information management minors.

General Education Code SI

5 credits

Year	Fall	Winter	Spring	Summer
2025-26		Section 01 Zhicong Yu (zyu135)	Section 01 Marco A Rolandi (mrolandi)
2024-25		Section 01 Paul Vroomen (pvroomen)	Section 01 Marco A Rolandi (mrolandi)
2023-24		Section 01 Paul Vroomen (pvroomen)	Section 01 Marco A Rolandi (mrolandi)
2022-23		Section 01 Paul Vroomen (pvroomen)	Section 01 Michael Oye (moye)
2021-22			Section 01 Michael Mikio Oye (moye)

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