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ECE Lab Supplies ECE 111: Intro to ECE ECE 206: Circuits I ECE 311: Circuits II ECE 320: Electronics I ECE 331: Energy Conversion ECE 341: Random Processes ECE 343: Signals and Systems ECE 376: Embedded Systems ECE 401: Senior Design I ECE 403: Senior Design II ECE 405: Senior Design III ECE 461: Controls Systems ECE 463: Modern Control ECE 476: Advanced Embedded ECE 761: Robotics |
NDSU Online Electrical Engineering
NDSU Online Computer Engineering NDSU Online Software Engineering NDSU offers degrees in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, and Software Engineering for both in-person students, on-line students, and combinations thereof. This web site contains many of the courses for these degrees. If interested in further information, please click (here) |
About Bison Academy: This web site contains lecture notes, videos, homework sets, and solutions to compliment courses taught in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at North Dakota State University. As a faculty member at this student-focused, research oriented, land grant university, I, like my colleagues, strive to provide my students with the best education I can - and this web site is just one of the tools for doing this.
Part of the appeal of Bison Academy is that course content is available to students before they take a given course, while they are taking it, and after they have taken it. As faculty, I sincerely hope students continue to use information taught in my courses. This web site is simply a convenient tool to help my students do so.
Part of the appeal of Bison Academy is that course content is available to students before they take a given course, while they are taking it, and after they have taken it. As faculty, I sincerely hope students continue to use information taught in my courses. This web site is simply a convenient tool to help my students do so.
ECECE 111. Introduction to Electrical and Computer Engineering. Introduction to electrical and computer engineering problem solving using numerical methods with Matlab. Prereq: MATH 105.
EE 206. Circuit Analysis I. Linear electric circuits. Component models, circuit laws, transient analysis, design issues, computer tools. Prereq: MATH 166.
ECE 311. Circuit Analysis II. Analysis of single-phase and three-phase circuits. Laplace transforms in circuit analysis. Fourier series. Two-port networks. Prereq: EE 206
ECE 320: Electronics I: Semiconductors, didoes, transistors, and op-amp circuits with binary and analog inputs and outputs. Prereq: EE 206
ECE 331: Machines and Drives: Steady-state operation of transformers, DC, and AC rotating machines. Coreq: ECE 311 Circuits II
ECE 341: Random Processes: Discrete and continuous probability functions. Hypothesis testing. Prereq: Calculus II
ECE 343. Signals & Systems. Discrete-time and continuous-time signals and systems. Linearity, frequency response, difference and differential equations, transform techniques. Prereq: EE 206 and MATH 266. ECE 311 Circuits II highly recommended.
ECE 376: Embedded Systems: Design of circuits which are controlled by a microcontroller: PIC18F4620. Prerequisite: C programming, Circuits I
ECE 401/403/405: Senior Design I: Capstone experience in formulation and design of a system or device. Basic project planning and software tools. 1 lecture. Coreq: ECE 320. .
ECE 461/661: Controls Systems: Modeling and control of dynamic systems, including root-locus, Bode plots, and Nichols charts. Prerequisite: ECE 343 Signals and Systems.
ECE 463/663. Modern Control. Analysis and design of controllers for linear and non-linear systems using state-space methods. Design to specifications, controllability, observability, stability, optimization, and state-estimation. Prereq: ECE 343.
ECE 476/676: Advanced Embedded Systems. Specification, design, development, and test of modern embedded systems using a high-level programming language. Prereq: ECE 376.
ECE 761: Robotics. Mathematics of modeling and control of robotic manipulators. Forward kinematics, inverse kinematics, path planning, LaGrangian dynamics, simulation, and control of robotic arms. Undergraduates may use as an ECE Technical Elective. Prereq: ECE 343.
Legal Stuff: This web site is non-profit (actually it loses money - but it helps improve the classroom experience of our students and FatCow has reasonable rates so I don't mind). This site generates no revenue and contains only information which can be found in many text books and other web sites as well. All material herein are lecture notes which support he classroom experience of our students, which were created by the authors, and are not copywrited. As such, it is in compliance with North Dakota State Board Policy 611 as well as University Policy 190..
"Bison Academy" is a registered trademark with the USPTO. As such, the use of the name "Bison Academy" in this web site is in compliance with state and federal law.