Jul 02, 2024  
2020-2021 General Catalog 
    
2020-2021 General Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Course Descriptions


 

Educational Leadership

  
  • EDA 6300 Inter, Pri/pub Secto


  
  • EDA 6301 Ovrview Curr Ed Agen


  
  • EDA 6420 Res/data Anal Edu Ma


  
  • EDA 6421 Advanced Research Methods (3)


    Provides The Opportunity For Students To Learn And Apply Appropriate Quantitative Methodologies For Use In Educational Settings.
  
  • EDA 7062 Diagnosing & Creating Effective Organizations (3)


    Investigates the process of determining strengths and weaknesses in organizations and explores ways to use effective leadership and management tools to enhance and/or create effective systems with diverse administration, staff, and clients Candidacy Requirements.
  
  • EDA 7220 Personnel Issues In Adult Education Enterprises (3)


    Explores The Theoretical And Practical Issues That Are Implicated In Organizations In Which Leaders Are Responsible For Adult Learning, Such As Schools, Agencies, And Service Organizations.
  
  • EDA 7223 Sch Dist Gov & Perso


  
  • EDA 7224 Organizational Development And Human Resources (3)


    Provides An In-depth Explorations Of The Sub-constructs Associated With Transformational Leadership. The Relationships Among These Sub-constructs And The Development And Management Of Human Resources Within The Organization Will Be Explored. Emphasis Will Be Placed On The Ways In Which Leader Characteristics And Strategies Impact On The Organizational Change Process.
  
  • EDA 7233 Legal Issue In Educational Policy (3)


    Explores The Legal Issues That Are Fundamental To Educational Policy Such As Religion, Finance, Governance, Race, Disabilities And Gender. The Course Will Stress The Interplay Of Law And Policy, Legal Decision And Educational Practice.
  
  • EDA 7274 Lead & Tech Sch Lead


  
  • EDA 7280 Curriculum & Public Policy (3)


    Explores Theories Of Curriculum And Related Research And Examines How Public Policy Impacts Planning, Implementation, And Evaluation Of Dynamic Curricula.
  
  • EDA 7405 Quantitative Research Methods I (3)


    (COURSE SYLLABUS MUST BE ATTACHED) THIS COURSE TO INTRODUCE CANDIDATES TO THE CONCEPTS, METHODS, AND APPLICATIONS OF DESCRIPTIVE AND INFERETIAL STATISTICS. COURSE CONTENT WILL FOCUS ON THE METHODS AND APPLICATIONS FREQUENTLY ENCOUNTERED IN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH. EMPHASIS IS PLACED ON THE UNDERSTANDING OF QUANTITATIVE ASSUMPTIONS AND CHARACTERISTICS AND APPLYING DESCRIPTIVE AND INFERENTIAL STATISTICS TO PROBLEMS IN WHICH TRENDS NEED TO BE DESCRIBED OR EXPLAINED
  
  • EDA 7406 Quant Research Methods II (3)


    (COURSE SYLLABUS MUST ATTACHED) THIS COURSE IS DESIGNED TO PREPARE STUDENTS TO USE QUANTITATIVE DATA ANALYSIS METHODS AND TOOLS. COURSE CONTENT FOCUSES ON DEVELOPING AND UNDERSTANDING THE LOGIC UNDERLYING DIFFERENT STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES ALONG WITH THEIR ADVANTAGES AND LIMITATIONS. ATTENTION IS PLACED ON ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE, COVARIANCE, AND MULTIPLE REGRESSION. DATA SCENARIOS ARE PRESENTED FOR STUDENTS TO DETERMINE WHICH MULTIVARIATE TECHNIQUE ARE BEST SUITED
  
  • EDA 7415 Qualitative Research Design (3)


    The Course Explores The Elements Of The Qualitative Research Paradigm. Content Focuses On The Asssumptions And The Characteristics Of Qualitative Research. Attention Is Placed On Qualitative Reasearch As An Inquiry Approach That Seeks To Understand Human Phenomenon. In That Regard, The Course Specifies The Data Collection, Data Analysis, And Reporting Procedures (i.e. Research Designed) Used In Qualitative Research.
  
  • EDA 7423 Apply Res Tech Proj (3)


  
  • EDA 7905 Directed Individual Study (3)


    Explores An Area Of Interest Under The Supervision Of A Faculty Member.
  
  • EDA 7930 Special Topics In Leadership (3)


    Provides The Opportunity For The Focused Examination Of Topics That Have Special And/or Current Significance For Students And Faculty In Educational Leadership. The Topics May Vary From Semester To Semester.
  
  • EDA 7935 Res Proposal Seminar (1-6)


  
  • EDA 7940 Intern Ed Administra


  
  • EDA 7947 Advanced Administrative Internship (3)


    Offers Opportunities For Students To Explore Effective Leadership Styles Under The Supervision Of An Experienced And Effective Educational Leader At An Educational Site. Follow-up Seminars Will Provide Opportunities To Expand Upon These Experiences With Faculty, Co-learners, Leaders Of Business And Industry, And Successful Practitioners In Education
  
  • EDA 7949 Adv Intern N-sch Set


  
  • EDA 7967 Comprehensive Examination


    (course Syllabus Must Be Attached). This Course Is Culminating Activity Leading To The Designation Of Doctorial Candidate(candidacy). Upon Completion Of 54 Semester Hours Of Course Work Candidates Enroll For The Prelimary/comprehensive Examination As Assessment Of Candidates’ Acquisition Of The Discpline’s Knowledge Base And Preparedness To Conduct Research
  
  • EDA 7980 Dissertation (variable 1-6)


    Affords Doctoral Students The Opportunity To Work Continuously With Faculty During The Research And Writing Processes Involved In Completing The Doctoral Dissertation. A Minimum Of 15 Credit Hours Is Required For Dissertation Completion.

Electrical Engineering

  
  • EEL 3002L Ece Engineering Tool Lab


    This Is An Introductory Laboratory For Students Entering The Electrical And Computer Engineering Programs. The Basic Topics Include: Jab Safety Issues; Solving Engineering Problems Using Software Tools Such As Matlab And Mathematical; Electric Circuit Simulations Using C Software Packages Such As Multisim And Orcad; Electric Circuit Design And Instrumentation; The Proper Use Of Test And Measurement Equipment
  
  • EEL 3003 Introduction To Electrical Engineering (3)


    Introduction To Electrical Engineering Concepts For Non-electrical Engineering Majors. Covers A Broad Range Of Topics Including Basic Circuit Theory, Semiconductor Devices, Instrumentation, Amplifiers, And Machines.
    Prerequisite: MAC 2312  ; PHY 2049; PHY 2049L 
    Corequisite: EEL 3003L 

  
  • EEL 3003L Introduction To Electrical Engineering Laboratory (1)


    Laboratory In Support Of EEL 3003 . Must Be Taken Concurrently With The First Enrollment In EEL 3003 . Must Be Dropped If EEL 3003  Is Dropped.
    Prerequisite: MAC 2312 ; PHY 2049; PHY 2049L  
    Corequisite: EEL 3003  

  
  • EEL 3111 Introduction To Circuit Analysis (3)


    Current, Voltage, And Power; Resistors, Inductors, And Capacitors; Network Theorems And Laws; Pharoses; Impedance’s; Sinusoidal Steady-state Analysis.
    Prerequisite: MAC 2312 
    Corequisite: PHY 2049; PHY 2049L ; MAC 3313

  
  • EEL 3112 Advanced Circuits With Computers (3)


    Sinusoidal Steady-state Power Analysis; Three-phase Circuits; Operational Amplifier; Transient And Forced Response; Frequency Response; Two-port Networks; Circuit Analysis With Computers.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3111 
    Corequisite: MAP 3305 

  
  • EEL 3112L Advanced Circuits With Computers Laboratory (1)


    Instrumentation And Measuring Techniques; Current, Voltage, And Power Measurements; Response Of Passive Circuits; Ac And Dc Design; Computer Applications.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3111 
    Corequisite: MAP 3305 ; EEL 3112 

  
  • EEL 3135 Signal And Linear System Analysis (3)


    Classification And Representation Of Signals And Systems; Laplace Transform; Z-transform; Convolution; State Variable Techniques; Stability And Feedback.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3112 ; MAP 3305 .
  
  • EEL 3216 Fundamentals Of Power Systems (3)


    Introduction To The Fundamentals Of Energy Conversion; Structure Of Power Systems; And Power System Components: Transformers, Rotating Machines, And Transmission Lines. The Operation And Analysis Of Power Systems Are Presented.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3112 .
  
  • EEL 3300 Electronics (3)


    Diode Models And Circuits; Dc Biasing Of Bipolar-junction And Field-effect Transistors; Small- And Large-signal Transistor Models; Frequency Analysis Of Single-stage Ac Amplifiers.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3112 .
  
  
  • EEL 3472 Electromagnetic Fields I (3)


    The Electrostatic Field - Gauss’s Law; Boundary Conditions; Capacitance; Laplace’s And Poisson’s Equations; Energy, Forces, And Torques. The Steady Electric Current. The Magnetostatic Field - Vector Potential; Ampere’s And Biot-stavart Laws; Inductance; Energy, Forces, And Torques. Quasistatic Fields; Electromagnetic Induction.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3112 ; MAP 3306 ; PHY 2049; PHY 2049L .
    Corequisite: COP 2221 

  
  • EEL 3473 Electromagnetic Fields II (3)


    Maxwell’s Equations, Plane Electromagnetic Waves, Group Velocity, Polarization, Poynting Vector, Boundary Conditions, Reflection And Refraction Of Plane Waves, Skin Effect, Transmission Line Analysis, Impedance Matching, Wave Guides And Cavity Resonators, Fundamentals Of Radiation And Antennas.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3472 
  
  • EEL 3512 Introduction To Communications (3)


    Signal Analysis, Fourier Series/fourier Transform, Sampling Theorem, Distortions In Signal Transmission, And Analog Modulation - Am, Fm, Pulse Modulation, Pulse-code Modulation And Pulse Shaping.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3112 ; MAP 3306.
  
  • EEL 3705 Digital Logic Design (3)


    Fundamental Topics In Digital Logic Design, Algorithms, Computer Organization, Assembly-language Programming, And Computer Engineering Technology.
    Prerequisite: COP 2221 .
  
  • EEL 3705L Digital Logic Design Laboratory (1)


    Laboratory In Support Of EEL 3705 .
    Prerequisite: COP 2221 
    Corequisite: EEL 3705 

  
  • EEL 3927 Engineering Design Concepts (3)


    This course introduces the skills and knowledge necessary to effectively complete a capstone project. Concepts in design, system engineering, project management, engineering team organization, ethics and professionalism are presented. Periodic written reports are required and used to satisfy the upper division writing (UDW)
  
  • EEL 3949 Cooperative Work Experience (0)


    (s/u Grade Only.)
  
  • EEL 4021 Statistical Topics In Electrical Engineering (3)


    Use Of Probability And Statistical Concepts In Electrical Engineering Applications. Elementary Probability - Sets, Sample Spaces, Axioms, Joint And Conditional Probability. Random Variables - Distribution And Density Functions. Operations In Random Variables - Expectation, Moments, Transformation Of Random Variables. Multiple Random Variables. Introduction To Random Processes. Elements Of Statistics: Parameter Estimation And Hypothesis Testing.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3112 ; MAP 3306.
    Corequisite: EEL 3512 

  
  • EEL 4113 Advanced Linear Networks (3)


    Synthesis Of Lc One-port Networks; Synthesis Of Lc Two-port Networks; Operational Amplifier Applications; Active Filters; Approximation Methods; Switched-capacitor Filters.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3112; EEL 3135.
  
  • EEL 4213 Power System I (3)


    Analysis Of Electric Power Systems Using System Modeling For Large-scale Power Networks; Admittance And Impedance Matrix Formation; Power Flow; Optimal Dispatch; Symmetrical Components; Balanced And Unbalanced Fault Analysis, And Transient Stability Studies.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3216 .
  
  • EEL 4217L Power And Energy Lab


    This Course Is Intended To Give The Student Practical Experience With Motors , Generators, Transformers And Power System Instrumentation Equipment. Student Will Learn The Principles Of Electromechanical Energy Conversion By Connecting Operations And Controlling Inductions Synchronous And Dc Machines. Transport Of Electrical Energy Through Transmission Lines Will Also Be Explored
  
  • EEL 4220 Electromagnetical Dynamics


    The Study Of Magnetic Circuits, Electromagnetic Torques And Induced Voltages. Topics Covered Include Induction Motors, Variable Speed Drives, Parks Transforms, Synchronous Machines And Generator Controls Dc Machine, Controls And Drives.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3216 ; EEL 3472 .
    Corequisite: EEL 3473 

  
  • EEL 4231 Converter Model & Control


    Study Of DC-AC And DC-AC Converter Modeling Techniques And Control Schemes. Topics Incudes Average Switch Models, Voltage- Source And Current-source Converter Models, Current Programmed Control And Active Filter Control
  
  • EEL 4243 Power Electronics


    The Purpose Of This Course Is To Develop A Basic Understanding Of Using Switched Electronic Circuits For The Conversion And Regulation Of Power. The Course Focuses On The Basic Converters And Their Steady Analysis. Dynamic Modeling Analysis, Controller Design, Power Semiconductor Device, And Simulation Also Are Covered.
    Prerequisite: EE: 3135; EEL 3300 .
  
  • EEL 4244 Power Conversion


    Introduce Solid-state Power Conversion And Control Circuits, E.g. Analysis And Design Of Nonlinear Multiple-phase Circuits With Sinusoidal And Non-sinusoidal Variables; Constant-frequency And Variable Frequency Input Converters, Variable-frequency Inverters; Sensing And Processing Circuits Supporting Control Systems; Embedded Microprocessor Control Systems.
  
  • EEL 4400 Optoelectronics & Optical Sy


    Theory And Applications Of Optical Techniques In Modern Electronics And Communications. Includes A Study Of Optical Fibers, Sources, Detectors, Optical Communication Systems, Integrated Optics, Holography, And Principles Of Optical Signal Processing.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3300 ; EEL 3473 .
  
  • EEL 4415 Sonar


    Theory And Applications Of Optical Techniques In Modern Electronics And Communications. Includes A Study Of Optical Fibers, Sources, Detectors, Optical Communication Systems, Integrated Optics, Holography, And Principles Of Optical Signal Processing.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3300 ; EEL 3473 .
  
  • EEL 4435L Electromagnetics Laboratory (1)


    Applications Of Electromagnetic Field Theory. Experiments Include Field Mapping, Transmission Lines, Spectrum Analysis, Impedance Matching, Waveguides, Antennas, Radar, And Fiber Optics.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3473 .
  
  • EEL 4440 Optoelectronics


  
  • EEL 4450 Optical Sensors


    This Course Examines The Basic Concepts Of Optical Sensors And Essential Optics. Topics Include Intensity, Phase, And Frequency Modulated Optical Fiber Sensors And Their Applications, Distributive Sensing Systems And Optical Fibers In Signal Processing.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3473 ; EEL 3512 .
  
  • EEL 4461 Antenna Systems (3)


    Antenna Theory, Including Hertzian Dipoles, Thin Linear Antennas, Aperture Antennas, Arrays, Loop Antennas, Slots, Horns, And Waveguides.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3473 .
  
  • EEL 4515 Digital Communications Systems (3)


    Sampling Principle, Spectral Analysis Of Digital Waveforms And Noise, Pulse And Digital Transmission Systems, Digital Multiplexing, Error Probabilities, And System Performance.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3512 .
  
  • EEL 4566 Optical Fiber Communications


    This Course Offers A Review Of The Characteristics Of Basic Optical Components For Optical Communications Systems. Topics Include Optical Fibers, Light Sources, Optical Detectors And Fiber Connectors, Signal Degradation In Optical Fibers, Optical Analog And Digital Communication Systems; And Coherent Optical Fiber Communications.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3473 ; EEL 3512 .
  
  • EEL 4595 Wireless Comm & Network


    This Course Covers The Fundamentals Of Wireless Communications And Systems. The Core Topics Include Radio-wave Propagation Characteristics Of Wireless Channels; Modulation And Demodulation Techniques For Mobile Radio; Reception Techniques For Wireless Systems; Fundamentals Of Cellular Communications; Multiple Access Techniques; Wireless Networking; And Hybrid Networking Of A Wireless System And The Internet. A Wireless System And The Internet.
    Prerequisite: CGS 3408  Or Equivalent; EEL 3135 ; EEL 3512 , EEL 4021 .
  
  • EEL 4596 Advanced Topics in Communicati


    This Course Is Designed To Provide An In-depth Knowledge Of Some Of The Advanced Topics In Communications, Topics Covered Include Ideal Communication Systems, Signal To Noise Ratio (s/n) For Amplitude And Angle Modulation, Design Of Systems To Improve S/n Ratio, Satellite Communication, And Mobile Communication.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3512 ; EEL 4021 .
  
  • EEL 4652 Analysis and Design of Control Systems (3)


    Continuous System Modeling; Stability Of Linear Systems; Frequency Response Methods; The Root Locus Method; State-space Methods.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3135 .
  
  • EEL 4710 Introduction to Field Programmable Logic Devices (3)


    Overview Of Pld, Cpld And Fpga Devices; Introduction To Hardware Description Languages (hdls); Combinational, Sequential And Fsm Design Using Hdls; Introduction To Top Down Design Methodologies.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3705 ; EEL 3705L .
  
  • EEL 4713 Computer Architecture (3)


    Modern Computer Architectures Are Presented By Studying How The Relationships Between Hardware And Software Impact Performance, Machine Language Definition, Processor Data Path And Control Designs, Interfacing, And Advanced Topics, Such As Caching And Pipelining.
  
  • EEL 4727 Dsp With Fpgas


    Review On Fpgas, Hdl, Mathematics, Signal Fad Systems, Computer Arithmetic Concepts Dsp System Design Of Fir Filters Lir Filters Dft, Fft,and Wavelet Filter Banks
  
  • EEL 4746 Microprocessor-based System Design (3)


    Fundamental Topics In Basic Computer Design, Structured Assembly-language Software Design, Rtl, Cpu Design, Pipelining And Superscaling, Computer Arithmetic, Memory And I/o Organization And Interface, Cache, And Design Tools.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3705 ; EEL 3705L .
  
  • EEL 4746L Microprocessor-based System Design Laboratory (1)


    Laboratory Software Development, Hardware Projects, And Experiments In Support Of EEL 4746 .
    Prerequisite: EEL 3705 ; EEL 3705L .
    Corequisite: EEL 4746  

  
  • EEL 4748 Embedded Microcomputer Design Project (3)


    Individual Projects Selected With Consent Of Instructor. Selected Lectures And An “open-door” Motorola 68000 Laboratory.
    Prerequisite: EEL 4746 ; EEL 4746L .
  
  • EEL 4810 Introduction to Neutral Networks (3)


    Fundamentals Of Neutral Networks: Dynamical Systems, Associative Memories, Perceptrons, Supervised/unsupervised Learning Algorithms. Applications In Signal Processing, Pattern Recognition, Control, Optimization And Communications.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3135 ; EEL 3300 .
  
  • EEL 4905 Directed Individual Study (1-3)


    Normally May Be Repeated To A Maximum Of Six (6) Semester Hours. Requires Department Approval.
    Prerequisite: Junior-level Standing And “b” Average In Electrical Engineering Courses.
  
  • EEL 4906 Honors Work in Electrical Engineering (1-6)


    Independent Or Directed Research In A Specialized Area Beyond The Current Curriculum In Electrical Engineering. May Be Repeated To A Maximum Of Six (6) Semester Hours.
    Prerequisite: Acceptance In Honors Program.
  
  • EEL 4911C Senior Design Project Lab


    Major Multi-disciplinary Design Project In Electrical Or Computer Engineering Which Involves Hardware, Software, And/or Theoretical Design. Project Should Incorporate Engineering Standards And Realistic Constraints. Formal Oral And Written Presentations Of The Project Are Required.
    Prerequisite: EEL 4911 .
  
  • EEL 4914C CPE Sr, Design Project Lab;


    Major Multi-disciplinary Design Project In Computer Engineering Which Involves Hardware, Software, And/or Theoretical Design. Project Should Incorporate Engineering Standards And Realistic Constraints. Formal Oral And Written Presentations Of The Project Are Required.
  
  • EEL 4915C EE Senior Design Project II


    Senior Students, Working In Teams,propose, Design,build, And Test Engineering Devices Or Systems, Under The Directions Of A Faculty Member. Open-ended Design Experience With A Practical Problem Requires The Application Of A Broad Spectrum Of Engineering Knowledge. Periodic Written Reports And Oral Presentations And A Final Written Report Are Required. The Lecture Material And Texts Will Provide Instructions On General Projects Execution, Technical Writing, And Engineering Economics
  
  • EEL 4930 Special Topics in Electrical Engineering (1-3)


    Special Topics In Electrical Engineering With Emphasis On Recent Developments. Topics And Credit Vary; Consult The Instructor. May Be Repeated To A Maximum Of Twelve (12) Semester Hours.
    Prerequisite: Instructor Consent.
  
  • EEL 5025 Comput Elec Engineering


    The Course Covers A Broad Range Of Computational Methods And Their Applications To Electrical Engineering. Methods Include Solution Of Equations, Matrices, Differentiation , Integration, Solution Of Differential Equations, Fourier Analysis And Boundary Value Problems. Applications Include Circuit Analysis Signal Analysis, Signal Processing, Electomagnetics And Optics
  
  • EEL 5173 Signal and System Analysis (3)


    Continuous And Discrete Dynamic Models, With An Emphasis On State Variable Models; Laplace Transform, Z-transform, And The Time Domain Solutions. Includes Real-time Digital Simulation And Sampling Theory.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3135  Or EEL 4652 .
  
  • EEL 5247 Power Conversion


    Introduce Solid-state Power Conversion And Control Circuits, E.g. Analysis And Design Of Nonlinear Multiple-phase Circuits With Sinusoidal And Non-sinusoidal Variables; Constant-frequency And Variable-frequency Input Converters, Variable Frequency Inverters; Sensing And Processing Circuits Supporting Control Systems; Embedded Microprocessor Control Systems.
  
  • EEL 5250 Power System Analysis


    Study Of Power System Planning And Operational Problems. Subjects Covered Are Load Flow, Economic Dispatch, Fault Studies, Transient Stability, And Control Of Problems. System Modeling And Computer Solutions Are Emphasized Through Class Projects.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3216 .
  
  • EEL 5270 Electrical Transients in Power Systems


    Study Of Time Domain, Frequency Domain And Traveling Wave Techniques For Transient Analysis; Study Of Switching Transients Associated With Loads, Capacitors, Faults, Line Reclosing And Single-pole Switching; Study Of Interaction Between Lighting And Power Systems; Introduction To Insulation Coordination.; Introduction To Insulation Coordination.
    Prerequisite: EEL 4213 .
  
  • EEL 5416 Sonar


    Basic Concepts Of Sonar System Including: Acoustic Propagation, Transducers And Projectors, Target Strength, Reverberation, Beamsteering, Beamforming, Beampatterns, Synthetic Aperture Sonar.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3473 ; EEL 3512 .
  
  • EEL 5426 Introduction to Passive RF/microwave Circuit Design


    Topics Include Distributed Transmission Line Theory, Lumped Circuit And Network Analysis, Impedance Matching, And The Design Of Various Microwave Components Such As Filters, Couplers, Detectors, And Mixers
  
  • EEL 5427 Introduction to Active RF/microwave Circuit Design


    Topics Includes Two-port Characterization Of Rf/microwave Transistors Matching Networks, R/f Microwave Transistors Amplifier Design Using Low-noise, High-gain, Broadband, And High-power Design Methods; Rf/ Microwave Transistor Oscillator Design
  
  • EEL 5454 Optical Sensors


    This Course Examines The Basic Concepts Of Optical Sensors And Essential Optics. Topics Include Intensity, Phase, And Frequency Modulated Optical Fiber Sensors And Their Applications; Distributive Sensing Systems; And Optical Fibers In Signal Processing.; And Optical Fibers In Signal Processing.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3512 , EEL 3473  Or Equivalent.
  
  • EEL 5465 Antenna Theory (3)


    Electromagnetic Fields, Radiation From Simple Sources And Apertures; Receiving Antennas; Arrays-uniformly Spaced, Non-uniform, Pattern Synthesis; Cylindrical Antennas And Arrays; Radiation From Conical And Spheroidal Structures; Slot Antennas; Open Waveguides And Small Horns.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3473  or EEL 4461 .
  
  • EEL 5486 Advanced Electromagnetic Theory (3)


    Advanced Concepts And Theorems In Electromagnetic Fields; Plane, Cylindrical, And Spherical Wave Functions; Perturbation And Variational Techniques; Microwave Networks.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3473 .
  
  • EEL 5500 Digital Communication Theory (3)


    Principles Of Modern Digital Communication Systems, Including Pulse-code Modulation, Error-control Coding, Optimal Signal Protection, And Information Theory.
    Prerequisite: EEL 4514 .
  
  • EEL 5563 Optical Fiber Communications (3)


    Review Of The Characteristics Of Basic Optical Components For Optical Communications Systems, E.g., Optical Fibers, Light Sources, Optical Detector And Fiber Connectors; Signal Degradation In Optical Fibers; Optical Analog And Digital Communication Systems; Coherent Optical Fiber Communications.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3512 ; EEL 3473 .
  
  • EEL 5590 Adv Topics in Communication


    Fourier Transform Analysis Of Signals; Amplitude Modulation; Fundamentals Of Phase And Frequency Modulation And A Probability Theory Course. This Course Is Designed To Provide An In-depth Knowledge Of Some Of The Advanced Topics In Communications. Topics Covered Include Ideal Communication Systems; Signal To Noise Ratio (s/n) For Amplitude And Angle Modulation; Design Of Systems To Improve S/n Ratio; Satellite And Mobile Communication.
    Prerequisite: By Topics And EEL 3512 ; EEL 4021 .
  
  • EEL 5591 Wireless Communications


    C Programming Or Equivalent. This Course Covers The Fundamentals Of Wireless Communications And Systems. The Core Topics Include Radio-wave Propagation Characteristics Of Wireless Channels; Modulation And Demodulation Techniques For Mobile Radio; Reception Techniques For Wireless Systems; Fundamentals Of Cellular Communications; Multiple Access Techniques; Wireless Networking; And Hybrid Networking Of A Wireless System And The Internet.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3512 ; EEL 3473 ; EEL 4021 ;
  
  • EEL 5667 Robot Kinematics and Dynamics (3)


    Introduction To Robot Kinematics And Dynamics, Including Forward Kinematics, Inverse Kinematics, And Differential Kinematics. Also Covers Rigidmotion And Homogenous Transformations, Velocity And Force/torque Relations And Resolved Motion Rate Control; Serial, Parallel And Kinematically Redundant Manipulators.
    Prerequisite: EEL 4652 .
  
  • EEL 5707 Asic Systems Design I (3)


    Introduction To Application Specific Integrated Circuit (asic) Families. Overview Of Programmable Asics. Introductions To The Vhdl Design Entry And Simulation Language. Programmable Asic Design Methodology Will Be Introduced.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3705 .
  
  • EEL 5764 Computer System Architecture (3)


    Comprehensive Study Of Computer Organization, Von Neumann Computer Architecture, And The Principles Of Risc Computer Architecture And Its Future Outlook.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3705 , EEL 4746 .
  
  • EEL 5784 Computer Netwk Desg & An


    This Is A First Course In The Fundamentals Of Computer Network Design And Analysis. The Course Presents Network Architecture Using A Layered Approach. Analysis And Examples Of Network Protocols And Standards And Techniques For Evaluating Network Performance And Selecting Appropriate Network Protocols Are Covered.
    Prerequisite: Graduate Standing Or Permission Of Instructor.
  
  • EEL 5812 Advanced Neural Networks


    This Course Is Designed To Provide Students With An In-depth Knowledge Of Advanced Topics In Neural Networks Such As: Universal Approximation Networks, Transformation-based Neural Networks, Information Theoretic Models, Foundations Of Neurodynamics.
    Prerequisite: EEL 4810 .
  
  • EEL 5905 Directed Individual Study (1-3)


    May Be Repeated To A Maximum Of Six (6) Semester Hours.
    Prerequisite: Graduate Standing.
  
  • EEL 5910 Supervised Research (1-5)


    (s/u Grade Only.) Requires Departmental Approval. Cannot Be Used As Credit Toward Degree. May Be Repeated To A Maximum Of Five (5) Semester Hours For Master’s Degree Candidates And Five (5) Semester Hours For Doctoral Degree Candidates.
    Prerequisite: Graduate Standing.
  
  • EEL 5930 Special Topics in Electrical Engineering (3)


    Special Topics In Electrical Engineering At The Graduate Level With Emphasis On Recent Research And Developments. Content, Credit And uisites Vary; Consult Instructor. May Be Repeated To A Maximum Of Twelve (12) Semester Hours.
  
  • EEL 5940 Supervised Teaching (1-5)


    (s/u Grade Only.) Requires Departmental Approval And Cannot Be Used As Credit Toward Degree. May Be Repeated To A Maximum Of Five (5) Semester Hours For Master’s Degree Candidates And Five (5) Semester Hours For Doctoral Degree Candidates.
    Prerequisite: Graduate Standing.
  
  • EEL 6237 Advanced Study of A/C Drives.


    Topics Covered Include Pulse-width Modulation, Drive System Modeling, And Vector Controls. Emphasis Is Placed On The Drives Of Induction And Snychronous Machines
  
  • EEL 6266 Power Sys Operation & Cont


    A Course Dealing With Modern Power System Operational And Control Problems And Solution Techniques, Including State Estimation, Contingency Analysis, Load-frequency Control, And Automatic Generation Control. Additional Subjects Covered Are Load-flow Analysis, Unit Commitment, And External Equivalents For Steady-state Operations.
    Prerequisite: EEL 5250 .
  
  • EEL 6590 Advanced Topics in Communication Systems (3)


    Typical Offerings Include: Information Theory; Coding Theory; Array Processing; Spread Spectrum Techniques; Digital Coding Of Analog Signals; Statistical Communication Theory; Principles Of Radar Systems; Optical Fiber Communications; Satellite Communications Systems. May Be Repeated To A Maximum Of Twelve (12) Semester Hours.
  
  • EEL 6619 Robust Control (3)


    Course Covers Control Design For Systems With Uncertain Dynamics; Robust H? Design; Structured Singular Value Synthesis; Lmi And Riccati Equation Solution Techniques.
    Prerequisite: EEL 5617 .
 

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