Electrical and Electronics Engineering
- ECE 361: Design and Design Tools in ECE
- El E 100: Introduction to Electrical Engineering
- El E 101: Survey of the Electrotechnology
- El E 235: Principles of Digital Systems
- El E 236: Digital Systems Laboratory I
- El E 237: Electrical Engineering Tools and Toys
- El E 301: Applied Electronics
- El E 302: Applied Communication Systems
- El E 313: Physiology for Biomedical Engineering
- El E 314: Biomedical Measurement
- El E 322: Electric Circuit II
- El E 331: Linear Systems
- El E 337: Digital Systems Laboratory II
- El E 341: Theory of Fields
- El E 351: Electronics Circuits I
- El E 352: Electronics Circuits II
- El E 353: Electronics Laboratory
- El E 354: PC-Based Instrumentation Laboratory
- El E 357: Electrical Engineering Problems I
- El E 358: Electrical Engineering Problems II
- El E 367: Computer-Aided Design in Electrical Engr
- El E 385: Advanced Digital Systems
- El E 386: Advanced Digital Systems Laboratory
- El E 391: Random Signals
- El E 413: Biomedical Signal Processing
- El E 414: Biomedical Electronics
- El E 415: Telecommunications Laboratory
- El E 425: Local Area Networks
- El E 431: Theory of Control Systems
- El E 432: Robotics Laboratory
- El E 433: High Frequency and Microwave Laboratory
- El E 434: Fiber Optics Laboratory
- El E 436: Systems Laboratory
- El E 441: Electromagnetic Theory I
- El E 442: Electromagnetic Theory II
- El E 443: Network Analysis and Synthesis
- El E 447: Modulation, Noise, and Communications
- El E 449: Analog Communications Laboratory
- El E 450: Digital Communications Laboratory
- El E 451: Electrical Energy Conversion
- El E 452: Electric Power Transformer Laboratory
- El E 453: Solid State Devices
- El E 461: Sr. Design in Electrical Engineering I
- El E 462: Sr. Design in Electrical Engineering II
- El E 482: Digital CMOS VLSI Design
- El E 485: Microprocessor Systems Engineering
- El E 486: Microprocessor Systems Engr Lab
- El E 487: Digital Signal Processing Laboratory
- El E 521: Electrical Engineering Projects I
- El E 522: Electrical Engineering Projects II
- El E 523: Microwave Engineering
- El E 525: Introduction to Antennas
- El E 533: Electronic Properties of Materials
- El E 536: Introduction to Quantum Computing
- El E 561: Microwave Circuit Design
- Engr 609: Time Series Analysis
- Engr 610: Data Communications Protocols
- Engr 618: Coding for Error Code
- Engr 619: Advanced Microwave Measurements
- Engr 621: Advanced Electrodynamics
- Engr 622: Advanced Electromagnetic Theory
- Engr 623: Passive Microwave Circuits
- Engr 624: Active Microwave Circuits
- Engr 625: Antennas
- Engr 626: Numerical Methods in Electromagnetics
- Engr 627: Ray Methods in Electromagnetics
- Engr 628: Adv Numerical Methods in Electromagnetic
- Engr 629: Televisions Systems II
- Engr 650: Radar Remote Sensing
- Engr 652: Advanced Compiler Design
- Engr 686: Multimedia Technologies II
- Engr 687: Special Functions for Applications
- Engr 688: Current Issues in Telecommunications
- Engs 610: Telecommunication Network Engineering
- Engs 627: Applied Probability Modeling
- Engs 633: Microwave Filters
- M E 533: Electronic Properties of Materials
- TC 403: Telecommunications Networks
- TC 405: Telecommunications Management
- TC 409: Current Issues in Telecommunications
- TC 431: Satellite Telecommunications
- TC 433: Optical Fiber Telecommunications
- TC 491: Special Topics in Telecommunications
- TC 501: Foundations of Communications
- TC 529: Televisions Systems I
- TC 531: Advanced Satellite Communications
- TC 533: Advanced Optical Communications Systems
- TC 534: Wireless Mobile Communications
- TC 535: Digital Communications
- TC 535: Digital Communications
- TC 585: Multimedia Technologies I
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