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ECE 540
Reliability Theory and System
Implementation
ECE 541
Performance Evaluation of
Computer and Communication
Networks
ECE 545
Computer Communication Networks
ECE 556
Modern Power System Analysis
ECE 557
Fault Tolerant Power Systems
ECE 558
Power System Reliability
ECE 564
Control and Operation
of Electric Power Systems
ECE 569
Digital Signal Processing II
ECE 575
Electron Devices
ECE 578
Microwave Theory
ECE 581
Computer and Robotic Vision
ECE 585
Digital Computer Design
ECE 586
Fault Detection in Digital Circuits
ECE 588
CAD Techniques for VLSI Design
Economics
ECON 211
Principles of Macroeconomics
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. (3-0-3) (S)
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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, interrelated
investments and capital budgeting.
Prerequisite: Junior standing.
(3-0-3) (S)
Engineering Graphics
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 computer-based
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 131
Architectural Engineering Graphics
Basic techniques of engineering graphics,
emphasizing application in
architectural engineering. Lettering,
multiview sketching, and orthographic
projection, principles of dimensioning.
Plan, elevation and sectional views
of structures. Isometric and perspective
sketching and drawing. Introduction
to building systems and materials.
Introduction to computer-aided drafting
and design (CAD). Prerequisite:
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
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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)
EG 305
Advanced Engineering Graphics
and Design
Advanced study of auxiliary views and
sectioning, gears and cams, threads and
fasteners, working drawings, assembly
drawings, electronic drafting, ANSI
drafting standards, and computer-aided
drafting and design. Engineering design
project. Prerequisite: EG 105. (2-2-3)
EG 306
Engineering Descriptive Geometry
Graphic solutions of problems involving
point, line and plane relationships
by auxiliary views and revolutions.
Developments and intersections of
surfaces. Parallelism and perpendicularity,
vectors, mining and civil engineering
problems. Shades and shadows, conics,
map projection and spherical triangles.
Emphasis on those applications
that promote visualization and introduce
new engineering experience.
Applications of computers to problem
solving. Prerequisite: EG 105. (2-2-3)
EG 308
Architectural Drawing I
Elements of architectural drafting.
Lettering, symbols, plan layout, and
elementary design in basic materials.
Standard details of windows, doors,