EE302: Electronic Communication Systems
And Digital Communications

Credits: 3-2-4
Description: This course is a follow-on to EE301, Electrical Engineering Fundamentals. This course begins with the basic principles of digital logic circuitry followed by an introduction to computer architecture. The principles of Analog and Digital Communications are presented to include the most common digital modulation techniques and a study of Amplitude Modulation. Radio Wave propagation and the fundamentals of Antennas are also presented. The course ends with a study of the engineering fundamentals of networking including topology, connectivity, routing, bandwidth, subnetting, the OSI Model, TCP/IP, and the Internet as an application of networking concepts.
Prerequisites: EE301 or EE331
Course Coordinator: CDR Hewitt Hymas (hymas@usna.edu), Maury Rm 228, office: x3-6168
Maj Christopher Mayer, (cmayer@usna.edu), Maury rm. 247, x3-6170

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