Calendar Proof ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING

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1 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING General Office: Head Hall, Room D36 Mailing Address: Department of Electrical and Computer, University of New Brunswick, P.O. Box 4400, Fredericton, N. B., Canada, E3B 5A3 Phone: (506) Fax: (506) Website: FACULTY Biletskiy, Yevgen, MCS, PhD (Kharkiv), PEng, Prof Briggs, William, BSc (Mt. A), PEng, Sr Instructor Castillo-Guerra, Eduardo, BSc, MSc (UCLV), PhD (UNB), PEng, Assoc Prof Chang, Liuchen, BSc (N.Jiaotong), MSc (China Acad. of Railway Sciences), PhD (Qu.), PEng, Prof Colpitts, Bruce, BScE, MScE, PhD (UNB), PEng, Prof Diduch, Christopher, BScE, MScE, PhD (UNB), PEng, Prof Doraiswami, Rajamani, BEE (VJI, Bombay), MEE (IIS, Bangalore), PhD (Johns H), PEng, Prof Emeritus Englehart, Kevin, BScE, MScE, PhD (UNB), PEng, Prof and Director Inst of Biomedical Eng Hill, Eugene, BScE, MScE (UNB), PhD (NC State), PEng, Hon Res Prof Hudgins, Bernard, BScE, MScE, PhD (UNB), PEng, Hon Res Prof Kaye, Mary E., BScE (UNB), MEng (Car), PEng, Prof 1979Kyberd, Peter, BSc (Durham), MSc, PhD (Southhampton), Prof Li, Howard, BEE (Zhejiang), MScE (Guelph), PhD (Wat), Assoc Prof MacIsaac, Dawn, BPE (McM), BEd (Qu.), BEng (McM), MScE (UNB), PhD (UNB), PEng, Assoc Prof (Joint Computer Science) Meng, Julian, BScE (UNB), MSc, PhD (Qu.), PEng, Prof Narraway, John J., MSc, PhD (Cran IT), PEng, Hon Res Prof Parker, Philip A., BScE (UNB), MSc (St And), PhD (UNB), PEng, Professor Emeritus Petersen, Brent R., BEng (Car), MASc (Wat), PhD (Car), PEng, Assoc Prof Saleh, Sal, A.M., BSc (Bir Ziet), MSc, PhD (Memorial), P.Eng, Assoc Prof Scott, Robert, BSc (UNB), DSc (Acad.), PEng, Prof Emeritus Sensinger, Jonathan, B.S. (Illinois), MSc, PhD (Northwestern), PEng, Assoc Prof and 1 Page kaye :02 PM Deleted: kaye :54 PM Deleted: ssist kaye :49 AM Deleted:.

2 Associate Director of Inst. of Biomedical Eng Stevenson, Maryhelen, BEE (Ga Tech), MSEE, PhD (Stan), PEng, Prof Taylor, James H., BSEE, MSEE (Rochester), PhD (Yale), Professor Emeritus Tervo, Richard, BSc, MSc (McM), PhD (Laval), PEng, Prof General Information The Department of Electrical and Computer is multi-disciplinary, combining disciplines of Electrical, Computer and Software, the latter being jointly administered with the Faculty of Computer Science. The applications of Electrical and Computer are highly diversified with emphasis on the use of electrical devices and computers to solve real-world problems. Students in this program can develop expertise in renewable energy, communications, mechatronics, networking, microelectronics, signal processing and computer system design. Engineers graduated from our program experience a competitive advantage for a wide range of jobs in areas associated to industrial control, robotics, aerospace industry, cellular communication, biomedical technology, GPS systems, green power generation, smart vehicles, embedded computing, and computer games among many others. It also supports emerging research that advances technology and fosters scientific discovery. The Department of Electrical and Computer is committed to delivering high quality programs that prepares students for successfully entering the workforce to become Professional Engineers or pursuing graduate studies. A foundation is first developed in mathematics, science and engineering. In their final year, students are then introduced to more specialized topics and broaden their knowledge by choosing a number of elective courses in Electrical and Computer or in such related areas as Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science and other disciplines. The program also makes available courses in cultural subjects that provide an awareness of social and professional perspectives both as individuals and as future engineers. The Department of Electrical and Computer believes strongly in the value of relevant industrial experience. The Department endorses the Co-op Program and students who wish to gain industrial experience are strongly encouraged to participate in this internship program. Students planning to take Co-op are advised to consult with a program coordinator and/or advisor. Required Courses A minimum grade of C is required for all courses used for credit towards the B.Sc.E. degree. The following is a list of the courses that are core to the program. 2 P age

3 Required Courses PHYS 1081 * Foundations of Physics for Engineers ENGG 1082 * Mechanics for Engineers APSC 2023 Survey of 19th and 20th Century Physics APSC 2028 Survey of 19th and 20th Century Physics Lab ME 3232 Economics or CE 3963 Economy CHEM 1982 * General Applied Chemistry CHEM 1987 * General Applied Chemistry Laboratory ECE 2214 Digital Logic Design ECE 2215 Digital Logic Design Laboratory ECE 2412 ECE 3221 ECE 3232 CS 1003 * CS 1023 ECE 1813 * ECE 2711 ECE 2722 ECE 3031 ECE 3111 ECE 3122 ECE 3312 ECE 3511 ECE 3612 ECE 3821 TME 3313 ECE 4040 Simulation and Analysis Computer Organization Embedded Systems Design Programming and Problem Solving for Engineers Data Structures and Algorithms for Engineers Electricity and Magnetism Electric Circuits Circuits and Systems Electrical and Computer Design Electronics I Electronics II Systems and Control Signals Electric Machines and Design in Sustainable Energy Systems Electromagnetics I Managing and Information Technology Projects Electrical and Computer Design Project (or SWE 4040 or ENGG 4025 or TME 5025) kaye :00 PM Deleted: Digital Systems kaye :59 PM Deleted: ECE 2213 ENGG 1001 * Practice Lecture Series 3 P age

4 ENGG 1003 * Technical Communications ENGG 1015 * Introduction to Design & Problem Solving ENGG P age Law and Ethics for Engineers MATH 1003 * Introduction to Calculus I MATH 1013 * Introduction to Calculus II MATH 1503 * Introduction to Linear Algebra MATH 2513 MATH 3503 STAT 2593 Multivariable Calculus for Engineers Differential Equations For Engineers Probability and Statistics for Engineers * Denotes course in general first year ( I) Electives In addition to the core courses there is also a requirement to complete six technical elective courses (minimum of 24 ch), three complementary studies electives (minimum of 9 ch), and one Science Elective (minimum 3 ch). Basic Science Elective Each student is required to take one 3 ch basic science course chosen from Physics, Chemistry, and the life or earth sciences. Complementary Studies Elective The EE program requires 9 credit hours of Complementary Studies electives. The choice of courses is subject to the Faculty of regulations for Complementary Studies Electives and the following: a. At least 3 ch must be from the Humanities and Social Sciences related to technology and society (examples: HIST 3925 Technology and Society, SOCI 2534 Technology and Social Change). b. An additional 3 ch must come from Humanities and Social Sciences (Anthropology, Classics, Literature, History, Philosophy, Political Science and Sociology). c. The remaining 3 ch may be taken from: Administration, Technology Management and Entrepreneurship (TME) or the Humanities and Social Sciences. No more than 3 ch of language courses may be used for credit toward the B.Sc.E. Degree. Students are encouraged to seek out courses of interest and value to them. The final choice of electives is subject to the approval of the Department of Electrical and Computer

5 . Technical Elective Courses Each student is required to take six technical elective courses (minimum of 24 ch). At least four of the electives must be ECE courses from the following list (minimum 16 ch). ECE 3242 Computer Architecture ECE 3812 Data Communications and Networking ECE 3832 Electromagnetics II ECE 4251 Real Time Systems ECE 4261 Digital System Design ECE 4273 VLSI System Design ECE 4823 Communications Network ECE 4143 Electronic Circuit Design ECE 4173 Devices and Circuits for VLSI ECE 4323 Industrial Control Systems ECE 4343 Haptics ECE 4433 Safety Critical System Design ECE 4523 Communication Systems ECE 4542 Digital Signal Processing II ECE 4623 Advanced Electrical Machines ECE 4633 Power System Analysis ECE 4643 Power Electronics ECE 4833 Microwave ECE 4843 Optical Fiber Communication ECE 4913 Independent Project ECE 4923 Introduction to Biomedical ECE 4943 Topics in Computer Students are encouraged to take combinations of electives which will permit some degree of specialization in one or more of the major fields of Electrical and Computer 5 P age

6 (see table below). Technical electives may be taken in other disciplines, subject to preapproval by the Department. For instance, a number of courses in Math, Science, Computer Science and other disciplines are eligible; of the non-ece electives, at least one must have second year pre-requisite. NOTE: Not all technical electives are offered every year. Technical Elective Combinations The following groupings of elective courses will be of value to students who wish to concentrate in specialized areas of interest. Control & Instrumentation (Robotics, Mechatronics) ECE 4251 Real Time Systems ECE 3242 Computer Architecture ME 4683 Mechatronics Applications ME 2003 Dynamics for Engineers Computer (Hardware, Networking) ECE 3242 Computer Architecture ECE 3812 Data Communications and Networking ECE 4251 Real Time Systems ECE 4273 VLSI Systems Design ECE 4261 Digital Systems Design ECE 3812 Data Communications and Networking ECE 4323 Industrial Control Systems ECE 4261 Digital System Design ECE 4343 Haptics ECE 4433 Safety Critical System Design Power & Renewable Energy Systems (Electric Machines, Power Devices) ECE 4633 Power System Analysis ECE 4643 Power Electronics ECE 4623 Advanced Electric Machines ECE 4823 Communications Network CS 2033 Software Design for Engineers CHE 2501 General Materials Science Communications (Wireless, Networking) ECE 3832 Electromagnetics II ECE 4833 Microwave ECE 4523 Communication Systems ECE 3812 Data Communications and Networking ECE 4433 Safety Critical System Design ECE 3812 Data Communications and 6 P age

7 Signal Processing (Filtering, Sensors) ECE 4542 Digital Signal Processing II ECE 4523 Communications Systems ECE 3832 Electromagnetics II ECE 4833 Microwave ME 5653 Predictive Control and Intelligent Sensors Networking ECE 4823 Communications Network Biomedical (Myoelectric signals, prosthetic control) ECE 4923 Introduction to Biomedical APSC 3953 Basis of Biomedical ECE 4542 Digital Signal Processing II BIOL 1001 Biological Principles ECE 4343 Haptics ECE 4523 Communication Systems Recommended Program The program allows completion of degree requirements in eight terms. However, a significant number of students plan to take nine or ten terms to reach graduation, using the extra time to master the material more thoroughly or to take extra courses. Students planning to take longer than eight terms are advised to plan well ahead and to consult with faculty in order to minimize problems arising from timetabling restrictions and prerequisite requirements. The General Regulations of the Faculty of, including minimum credit hour requirements that are listed under Bachelor of Science in, apply to the Electrical program. 7 P age