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ECE 565
Computer Vision and Image Processing
ECE 566
Statistical Pattern Recognition
ECE 567
Statistical Signal Processing
ECE 568
Digital Speech Processing
ECE 569
Digital Signal Processing II
ECE 570
Fiber-Optic Communication Systems
ECE 571
Seminar on Nanodevices and Technology
ECE 575
Electron Devices
ECE 576
Antenna Theory
ECE 577
Advanced Antenna Theory
ECE 578
Microwave Theory
ECE 579
Numerical Methods in Electromagnetics and Solid-
State Electronics
ECE 583
High Speed Computer Arithmetic
ECE 584
Advanced Switching Theory
ECE 585
Advanced Computer Architecture
ECE 586
Fault Detection in Digital Circuits
ECE 587
Hardware/Software Codesign
ECE 588
CAD Techniques for VLSI Design
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Economics
ECON 151
The Economics of the Firm
The course looks at the consequences
of scarcity on business behavior—the
use of cost-benefit analysis, opportunity
cost, and comparative advantage.
It examines the influence of
supply and demand on markets, and
the influence of cost conditions and
market structure on the behavior of
the firm. The concept of economic
efficiency is then used to examine
government regulation of business.
(3-0-3) (S) (C)
ECON 152
National and Global Economics
The course looks at national and
international statistics—real output,
inflation, unemployment, and interest
rates. It examines fiscal and monetary
policy and how they influence the
important measures of an economy’s
performance. Then the analysis is
extended to the interaction between
national economies and how this
influences trade and capital flows
between countries and determines
exchange rates. (3-0-3) (S) (C) (E)
ECON 211
Principles of Economics
The determination of output, employment
and the rate of inflation. Topics
include a broad-based discussion of the
controversies in macro-economics, the
appropriate use of fiscal and monetary
policy, the effects of a budget deficit,
determination of the rate of exchange,
and the trade deficit. Offered in fall
and spring. (3-0-3) (S)
ECON 423
Economic Analysis of Capital Investments
The evaluation of proposed capital
investments in the public and private
sectors. Equivalent worth, rate of
return, and benefit/cost methods.
Treatment of the time value of
money, taxes, inflation, risk, inter
related investments and capitalbudgeting.
Credit for this course not
applicable to a B.S.B.A. or a
B.S.B.A.A.S. degree. Offered in fall
and spring. (3-0-3) (S)
IIT Undergraduate Bulletin 2006–2008
Engineering Graphics
Course Descriptions
EG 100
Basic Technical Drawing
Designed for students who are not
prepared to take EG 105 because
they have had little or no high school
technical drawing or who need a
slower approach to the subject.
Special emphasis is placed upon the
use of instruments, lettering, line
technique, and introductory multiview
projection. (0-4-1)
EG 105
Engineering Graphics and Design
Basic traditional and computerbased
techniques and applications,
multiview sketching, orthographic
projection, isometric and oblique
pictorials, sectioning, auxiliary views,
principles of descriptive geometry,
dimensioning, detail drawings, introduction
to design and computeraided
drafting and design (CAD).
Prerequisites: Trigonometry. (1-2-2)
EG 204
Blueprint Reading
for Machine Industries
Industrial prints, views of objects,
analysis of edges and surfaces,
sectional views, auxiliary views,
screw threads and fasteners, dimensioning,
shop processes, first-angle
drawing, R.H. and L.H. drawings,
and welding representation. (1-3-2)
EG 224
Blueprint Reading
for Building Trades
Analysis of building construction
drawings and details, dimensioning,
shop processes, use of symbols and
conventions, material takeoff, and
elementary estimating. (1-3-2)
EG 225
Engineering Graphics for Non-Engineers
Designed for students in business, liberal
arts and non-technical programs.
Basic drafting techniques and applications,
lettering, geometric constructions,
charts and graphs, technical
sketching, multiview projection, pictorial
drawings, dimensioning, blueprint
reading and working drawings.
Introduction to computer graphics.
Credit for this course is not applicable
to an engineering degree. (2-1-3)
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