Develop practical skills in circuit design, prototyping, measurement, and troubleshooting. Reinforce each lab with lectures that introduce essential tools, methods, and professional practices. Build competence in documentation, collaboration, and version control to support future engineering work. 

Apply electrical engineering skills in the context of a design project. Work in teams to plan, implement, and evaluate solutions while practicing professionalism and project management. Integrate ethics, equity, sustainability, and lifelong learning into engineering practice. 

An introductory course to practical aspects of digital system design. The course covers digital logic design, including basic design concepts and implementation technology, number representations, synthesis of combinational and sequential logic, and the use of HDL and computer-based tools. 

This is an introductory course to practical aspects of digital systems design. Course includes the design of digital circuits with CAD tools and VHDL hardware description language.

Basic DC circuits and network analysis, and theorems, followed by AC circuits, including an introduction to phasors and the application of network analysis and theorems.

Network analysis; transient and steady state responses; transfer functions; complex frequencies; poles and zeros; Laplace Transforms; frequency response and Bode Plots; filters (passive and active).