Course Description

EE245 is the first digital course in Fairfield University's Electrical Engineering curriculum. It covers topics in Digital and Boolean Logic. See the course sylabus and schedule for details

It is presented as a set of in-class, multimedia lectures and is simulcast using iLinc, a Distance Educational facility that supports students at remote sites.

This course meets the requirements for the ABET accredited Electrical Engineering program at Fairfield University making course credit generally transferable to other EE, CE, and CS programs as well (check with your university advisor). Students that are not currently at Fairfield University are welcome to join this class. Call the Fairfield University School of Engineering office, (203) 254-4147, for registration information.

iLinc Benefits

• Full class participation for remote students
  • Audio
  • Presentation and Reference Materials - all available for download via iLinc and Class Web Site
  • Remote students can interact with class
    • Text Chat
    • Two-way Audio

• Lectures are recorded and available for student review
  • Presentation Materials
  • Synchronized Audio

Course Schedule

Classes will be held on Tuesday evenings from 6:30 to 9:30 pm Eastern Standard time. The course begins January 18, 2005 and runs until May 10, 2005.
There is an associated laboratory course that is on Thursday Evenings

Instructor

Jeffrey N. Denenberg, Ph.D has presented this class with high marks in student reviews. You can read about him at his web site:

http://doctord.webhop.net

For additional course information or to register for this course call the Fairfield University School of Engineering office at:

(203) 254-4147

You can also email DoctorD with any questions at: Jeffrey.Denenberg@ieee.org

Back to the EE245 Syllabus

Related Links

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