Program Overview

Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering offers various programs for undergraduate and graduate students.

Undergraduate Programs

• Electrical Engineering
• Computer Engineering
• Computer Engineering Direct Entry
• Accelerated Master's
• Courses
• Careers in Electrical Engineering
• Careers in Computer Engineering
• Capstone Projects
• Student Activities
• Current Students

Graduate Programs

• Master of Engineering (MEng)
• Master of Applied Science (MASc)
• Master of Applied Science in Artificial Intelligence (MASc in AI)
• Accelerated Master's
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
• Courses
• Student Activities
• Current Students

Research Areas

• Faculty
• AI & Machine Learning
• Antennas
• Biomedical and Human-Machine Systems
• Communications and Signal Processing
• Engineering Education and Technology
• High Performance and Next Generation Computing
• Information and Software Security
• Networks and The Internet of Things
• Photonics, Nanotechnology & Integrated Circuits
• Power Electronics and Energy Systems
• Robotics, Autonomous Systems and Control
• Software Engineering

ELEC 290: Electrical and Computer Engineering Design and Practice

Description

This course encompasses team-based design to solve complex open-ended problems. Instruction is provided on problem definition, creation of ideas, and decision making that considers technical, economic, societal, and environmental factors. Attention is given to safety considerations, technical codes and regulations, and engineering ethics. Effective skills for oral and written communication are also emphasized. These aspects are applied in design project activity related to electrical and computer engineering.

Requirements

• Units: 5.00
• PREREQUISITE(S): APSC 100 or APSC 103; APSC 199
• Exclusions: APSC 200, APSC 293