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        and Optimization. The course has   and analog I/O, motor control,   memory, I/O device management,
        a project. In this project, students   interfacing with sensors, registers,   and disk management. Two concrete
        work teams using Visual Studio   Timers, interrupts, and serial   examples of operating systems are
        code, StackBlitz, and Ionic to design   communication. The course has a   used to illustrate how the principles
        a Smart Autonomous Mobile     project. In this project, students work   and techniques are deployed in
        Application: Combining Persistence,   teams using Arduino, sensors, and   practice.
        Navigation, Location, AI, and Native   wireless communication to design a
        Services and communicate their   Sumo Robot and communicate their   CEN 399i - Internship in
        experience using presentations and   experience using presentations and   Computer Engineering I
        reports.                      reports.                       Credit Hours: 2
        CEN 324 - Digital and Analog   CEN401L  - Embedded and IoT   Prerequisite:  90 Credit Hours
        Electronics                   Lab                            Internship in Computer/Electrical
        Credit Hours: 3               Credit Hours: 3                Engineering I” is designed to expand
        Prerequisite: CEN 304         Prerequisite:  EEN210L         on the knowledge and skills acquired
                                      Co-Prerequisite:  CEN425       in the first 90 credit hours of the
        This course builds on the concepts                           Computer/Electrical Engineering
        and skills acquired in CEN304   This lab focuses on the practical   program. This course provides
        Electronic Devices and Circuits.    applications of embedded systems   students with an opportunity to
        It provides students with an in-  and internet of things concepts,   practically apply their theoretical
        depth understanding of concepts,   techniques, and designs. Lab   concepts in the fields of computer
        techniques, and applications of   equipment includes Arduinos,   and electrical engineering within
        electronic circuits. Topics covered   Raspberry Pis, actuators, sensors,   a professional, industry setting.
        include  amplifiers, building blocks,   and the PyCharm software.   The topics covered are dictated by
        amplifier frequency response, ideal   Students connect theoretical   the nature of the organization and
        and non-ideal operational amplifiers   concepts learned in the course to   the specific work assigned to the
        and feedback, operational amplifier   practice using hands-on laboratory   students. This hands-on experience
        applications, differential amplifiers   experiments covering Introduction   can encompass various aspects of
        and operational amplifier design,   to the Arduino and the Raspberry   computer and electrical engineering
        analog integrated circuit design   Pi, State Machines Implementations   such as hardware design, software
        techniques. Students connect   using Embedded C++ and Python,   development, network architecture,
        theoretical concepts learned in the   TinkerCAD and TkCircuit Simulators,   circuit analysis, control systems, and
        course to practice using hands-on   Bash Programming and Linux, Digital   power distribution. In the course of
        laboratory experiences covering   Inputs and Outputs on Arduino,   their internship, students will embark
        OpAmps applications. The course   GPIO, Serial Communication,   on a well-planned course of action
        has a project. In this project, students   Interfacing Motors and Sensors, Web   jointly devised by the site-supervisor
        work teams using electronic circuits   and Mobile Interfaces for IoT Nodes,   and the college-supervisor. This
        to design a signal conditioning and   and Back End Technologies.  plan is intended to expose the
        filtering circuits and communicate                           students to a broad range of practical
        their experience using presentations   CSC 308 - Operating Systems  experiences that reflect the diverse
        and reports.                  Credit Hours: 3                nature of computer and electrical
        CEN 325 - Internet of Things:   Prerequisite:  CSC 301       engineering fields. A significant part
                                                                     of this course is the internship report
        Foundations and Design        This course introduces students   and presentation that students are
        Credit Hours: 3               to the concepts and principles of   required to prepare. In this report
                                      operating systems design and to
        Prerequisite: CSC201 +  EEN210                               and presentation, students will detail
                                      the prevailing techniques for their   their experiences, learning outcomes,
        This course builds on the concepts   implementation.  The course requires   challenges faced, and solutions
        and skills acquired in CSC201   students have some rudimentary   devised. They will communicate
        Computer Programming I and    understanding of the performance   their findings and reflections in a
        EEN210 Digital Circuits. It introduces   trade-offs inherent in the choice   comprehensive report and present
        students to concepts, techniques,   of algorithms and data structures.    their experiences in presentations.
        and applications of Internet   The course will cover operating   This enhances their communication
        of Things and microcontroller   systems concepts including process   and analytical skills and helps them
        interfacing. Topics covered include   management, threads, concurrency,   introspect and understand their
        microcontroller fundamentals, digital   memory management, virtual   strengths, weaknesses, and areas


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