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EEN 220 - Electric Circuits II CEN 324 - Digital and Analog CEN 425 - Internet of Things:
Electronics Applications & Networking
Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisite: CEN 201 Credit Hours: 3 Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisite: CEN 304 Prerequisite: CEN 325
This course builds on the concepts
and skills acquired in CEN201 Electric This course builds on the concepts This course builds on the concepts
Circuits I. It introduces students and skills acquired in CEN304 and skills acquired in CEN325
to concepts, techniques, and Electronic Devices and Circuits. Internet of Things: Applications and
applications of AC Electric Circuits. It provides students with an in- Networking. It provides students
Topics covered include instantaneous depth understanding of concepts, with an in-depth understanding
Power, average power and RMS techniques, and applications of of concepts, techniques, and
values, active and reactive Power, electronic circuits. Topics covered applications of internet of
Three Phase Circuits and Power include amplifiers, building blocks, things. Topics covered include
Distribution systems, Power factor amplifier frequency response, ideal microcontroller communication,RPi
Correction, Magnetically Coupled and non-ideal operational amplifiers setup and IoT implementation,
Circuits, Transformers, Frequency and feedback, operational amplifier python basics, python lists and
Response, Resonance Circuits, and applications, differential amplifiers dictionaries , advanced python,
Admittance Parameters. Students and operational amplifier design, computer vision with opencv,
connect theoretical concepts learned analog integrated circuit design controlling hardware and motors,
in the course to practice using techniques. Students connect interfacing sensors and digital
hands-on laboratory experiences theoretical concepts learned in the inputs , integrating microcontrollers
covering AC circuits, power course to practice using hands-on and embedded linux boards, home
transferred, frequency, and power laboratory experiences covering automation, RPi hardware basics
factor corrections.. The course has OpAmps applications. The course and interfacing techniques. The
a project. In this project, students has a project. In this project, students course has a project. In this project,
work teams using Multisim and work teams using electronic circuits students work teams using PyCharm,
testing equipment to design a three- to design a signal conditioning and Linux OS, UMLETino, Rasberry
phase power system and explore its filtering circuits and communicate Pi, Sesnors, Actuatos, and ICs to
simulation and communicate their their experience using presentations design a advanced IoT nodes and
experience using presentations and and reports. embedded systems with computer
reports. vision systems and communicate
CEN 325 - Internet of Things: their experience using presentations
CEN 304 - Electronic Devices and Foundations and Design and reports.
Circuits
Credit Hours: 3 EEN 337 - Analog and Digital
Credit Hours: 3 Prerequisite: CSC 201 + EEN 210 Communications
Prerequisite: CEN 201
This course builds on the concepts Credit Hours: 3
This course builds on the concepts and skills acquired in CSC201 Prerequisite: CEN 320
and skills acquired in CEN201 Electric Computer Programming I and
Circuits I. It introduces students EEN210 Digital Circuits. It introduces This course builds on the concepts
to concepts, techniques, and students to concepts, techniques, and skills acquired in CEN 320 Signals
applications of Electronic Devices and applications of Internet and System. It introduces students
and Circuits. Topics covered include of Things and microcontroller to concepts, techniques, and
diodes, Bipolar Junction Transistors interfacing. Topics covered include applications of Analog and Digital
(BJTs), Field Effect Transistors (FETs), microcontroller fundamentals, digital Communication. Topics covered
and Operational Amplifiers (Op and analog I/O, motor control, include basics of analog and digital
Amps). Students connect theoretical interfacing with sensors, registers, communication, signals and spectra,
concepts learned in the course to Timers, interrupts, and serial analog modulation techniques (AM,
practice using hands-on laboratory communication. The course has a FM, PM), the transition from analog to
experiences covering BJTs, FETs, project. In this project, students work digital, baseband transmission using
and OpAmps. The course has a teams using Arduino, sensors, and digital modulation techniques (PAM,
project. In this project, students work wireless communication to design a PCM). Students connect theoretical
teams using Multisim and testing Sumo Robot and communicate their concepts learned in the course to
equipment to design a common experience using presentations and practice using hands-on laboratory
source amplifier and communicate reports. experiences covering Analog and
their experience using presentations Digital Modulation Schemes. The
and reports.

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