Electronics Engineering syllabus/curriculum

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Lightfire

Joined Oct 5, 2010
690
Hello,

I just want to ask if there are professors here or students who have their curriculum. I just want to have a copy.

curriculum is like a timetable. There you see what topic will be tackled in First Semester of First Year, etc.

Thank you.

P.S. If curriculum fits the description more than a syllabus, disregard syllabus. Thanks.
 

Sparky49

Joined Jul 16, 2011
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1st Year:

Analogue and Digital Electronics 1:
Basic Op Amps
Diodes
BJT transistor analysis
BJT as amplifier
BJT as switch
Basic Boolean Algebra
K Maps
Flip Flops
Latches

Electrical Engineering 1:
Ohm's Law
Power Equations
Superposition
Converting Sources
Capacitors in DC
Phasors
Capacitors and Inductors in AC
Resonant circuits
Filters

Computer Architecture and Networks:
No one really knows

Systems Project:
Series of tasks given each week. A logbook to be kept and marked. Labs closed at 5pm, only three spare hours during the week. How people are supposed to finish it to any sort of reasonable standard is beyond me.

Engineering Maths:
Everything from addition to first order differential equations.

My uni also does one module on something not involved with engineering, so I'm doing a pilot's licence.


Very jealous of Geo's university. Mine has no optional modules, I am bound to follow what the uni tells me. I guess you can tell I'm not very happy with my uni. It got rid of it's physics department for a sports massage course, got rid of all its radio measurement equipment, and as mentioned is the opposite of accommodating when it comes to students who actually want to get a good grade. You need some extra time in the lab to finish work? Tough luck.

grrr.
 

tshuck

Joined Oct 18, 2012
3,534
Here(PDF) is the current flowchart for my alma mater - note that this school is on the quarter system.

Also, the course descriptions help...

They used to give out specialization certificates (don't really mean anything except your area of focus), depending on the classes you take, but have since done away with them.
 
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