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 +====== 18-100 Course Schedule, Fall 2011======
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 +18-100 Introduction to ECE [[http://www.ece.cmu.edu/courses/18100|Course Description]]
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 +[[https://blackboard.andrew.cmu.edu/ |Blackboard Site]]
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 +^ Week ^ Date ^ L# ^ Topic ^
 +|1| 8/30 | L1 | Introduction, discussion of engineering systems and sub-systems, basic electricity |
 +| | 9/1  | L2 | Voltage, current, resistance, power, circuit schematic symbols, ground |
 +|2| 9/6  | L3 | Power dissipation, Ohm's law, Kirchoff's Voltage and Current Laws, basic circuits |
 +| | 9/8  | L4 | Series and parallel resistances and combinations, solving circuits using equivalent resistances |
 +|3| 9/13 | L5 | Superposition, Thevenin and Norton Equivalents, Source Transformation |
 +| | 9/15 | L6 | Introduction to capacitors and inductors, impedance, begin 1st order systems |
 +|4| 9/20 | L7 | Continue 1st order systems, RC and LR circuits, time and freq. domain |
 +| | 9/22 | L8 | 2nd order systems, LRC circuits, frequency response |
 +|5| 9/27 | L9 | CIT Area Talks. Review for Exam I |
 +| | 9/29 | ^ Exam I |
 +|6| 10/4 | L10 | Introduction to Operational Amplifiers, open and closed loop gain, op-amp assumptions, inverting and non-inverting amplifier circuits |
 +| | 10/6 | L11 | Buffers, summing and difference circuits, active filters |
 +|7| 10/11 | L12 | Introduction to diodes (signal, zener, and LED), basic diode operation, piecewise linear model (PWL) for diodes, rectifiers |
 +| | 10/13 | L13 | Introduction to transistors, basic transistor operation, piecewise linear model for NPN transistors, common emitter circuits |
 +|8| 10/18 | L14 | Common collector transistor circuit and circuits with emitter and collector resistors |
 +| | 10/20 | L15 | Small signal analysis of transistor circuits, amplifiers |
 +|9| 10/25 | L16 | Signals and modulation |
 +| | 10/27 | L17 | Sampling, analog to digital conversion, quantization, base conversions, binary arithmetic |
 +|10| 11/1 | [[https://www.ece.cmu.edu/~jhoe/course/ece100/F11handouts/L18.pdf |L18]] | Introduction to Computer Systems, begin basic assembly language |
 +| | 11/3 | ^ Exam II |
 +|11| 11/8 | [[https://www.ece.cmu.edu/~jhoe/course/ece100/F11handouts/L19.pdf |L19]] | Basic assembly language (cont.) |
 +| | 11/10 | [[https://www.ece.cmu.edu/~jhoe/course/ece100/F11handouts/L20.pdf |L20]] | Logic gates, Boolean expressions, DeMorgan's theorems, begin combinational logic circuits |
 +|12| 11/15 | [[https://www.ece.cmu.edu/~jhoe/course/ece100/F11handouts/L21.pdf |L21]] | Combinational logic circuits (cont.), truth tables, digital circuit schematics, two-level circuit representation |
 +| | 11/17 | [[https://www.ece.cmu.edu/~jhoe/course/ece100/F11handouts/L22.pdf |L22]] | Karnaugh maps, adders, multiplexers, de-multiplexers |
 +|13| 11/22 | [[https://www.ece.cmu.edu/~jhoe/course/ece100/F11handouts/L23.pdf |L23]] | A tour of the history of computing | 
 +| | 11/24 | ^ Thanksgiving (no class) |
 +|14| 11/29 | [[https://www.ece.cmu.edu/~jhoe/course/ece100/F11handouts/L24.pdf |L24]] | Feedback in logic circuits, SR flip-flops, D flip-flops, master-slave edge-triggered flip-flops, sequential logic, state diagrams, state transition tables, begin finite state machine design |
 +| | 12/1| [[https://www.ece.cmu.edu/~jhoe/course/ece100/F11handouts/L25.pdf |L25]] | Continue finite state machine design, design of counters, output mapping, sequential logic circuits with external inputs  |
 +|15| 12/6 | L26 | CIT Area Talks. Review for Exam III | 
 +| | 12/8 | ^ Exam III |
 +| | 12/16 | ^ Final Exam |
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