Announcement from UW Electrical Engineering:
Electrical Engineering has opened our sophomore level introductory courses to all UW students for Summer Quarter. This is a great chance for those curious about the field to either get a basic introduction or explore further. The prevalence of electronics in today's world encourages all of us to be at least a little familiar. All courses are Full-term. Please share this with your students.
E E 215 Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering
4 credits, NW
MWF 940-1040 EEB 037 (SLN 11178)
Quiz A T 940-1150 EEB 054 (SLN 11179)
Quiz B Th 940-1150 EEB 054 (SLN 11180)
Introduction to electrical engineering. Basic circuit and systems concepts. Prerequisites: PHYS 122; MATH 126; concurrent enrollment in either MATH 307 or AMATH 351.
E E 233 Circuit Theory
5 credits
MWF 1050-1150 EEB 026 (SLN 11181)
Lab A Th 830-1150 EEB 137 (SLN 11182)
Quiz T 940-1150 EEB 042
Electric Circuit Theory. Circuit analysis. Power and Energy. Intended for students considering EE or Computer Engineering as a major. Prerequisite: E E 215.
E E 271 Digital Circuits and Systems
5 credits
MTWF 1200-100 EEB 037 (SLN 11183)
Overview of digital computer systems, including their design and operation, and programmable logic devices. Prerequisite: CSE 142 or CSE 143.