Digital Integrated Circuits

This course will introduce elementary concepts of biomedical electronics and guide students on how to apply their electrical engineering skills to solve problems in medicine and biology. Topics include biomedical sensors, nano-biosensors, nano-bio actuators, bio-inspired devices for medicine, non-invasive and ubiquitous body sensing, and their clinical applications.

This course is an introduction to continuous-time and discrete-time signals and systems. The course covers Fourier series, Fourier transform, Laplace transform, and z-transform. Various types of systems with emphasis on linear time invariant system is studied.

This course covers introductory electromagnetic fields and waves. Static electric fields and static magnetic fields are discussed. Time-varying fields and Maxwell’s equations are introduced. Waves and transmission lines are studied.

This course covers data structures, algorithms, JAVA for electron electronics engineering. We study object-oriented programming techniques and use programming language C, JAVA.

Experiments related to electronics are performed. Focus is made for both hands-on experience and design practice. (Prerequisite: EE201, EE304)