EE334 Electrical Engineering and IT Systems

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(3-2-4) This course is a follow-on to EE331, Electrical Engineering I. In this course, modeling and analysis techniques are applied to electronic communication systems including both analog and digital modulation and demodulation techniques. Also in the course, students design and analyze combinational and sequential digital logic circuits. An in-depth study of computer networking is included with specific emphasis on the OSI model and wireless systems.

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Course Information
Course Policy Statement	Policies for homework, grades, etc.
Course Objectives	Learning objectives for each sub-topic
Course Schedule	Includes Reading, Homework and Lab Assignments
Supplementary Texts
Supplement Text I (aka "Beige Book")	Covers AM, superhet receivers, noise, digital communications, and networking
Supplement Text II	A guide to counters and state machines
ADC/DAC Supplement	Extra material about analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog conversion

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Course Coordinator:

Major Christopher B. Mayer, Ph.D., USAF

Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Telephone: (410) 293-6170

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Point of contact: Maj Christopher B. Mayer, USAF