Lyles College of Engineering
Course Offerings in Semiconductors, Chip Design, Materials
The Departments of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Mechanical Engineering offer a variety of undergraduate and graduate courses in semiconductors, advanced materials, circuits and systems, digital and analog electronics, VLSI design, computer architecture, embedded systems, computer arithmetic, cryptography, cybersecurity, digital signal processing. Students gain valuable hands-on experience and use a variety of hardware and software tools, including advanced materials fabrication and characterization instrumentation in their learning, research and projects. Graduates are well prepared for careers in the semiconductor industry.
Undergraduate Courses
Switching Theory and Logical Design
Physical Electronics and Fabrication
Analog Electronics Circuits Design and Analysis
Analysis and Design of Digital Circuits
VLSI System Design
Power Electronics
Analog Integrated Circuits and Applications
Discrete Time Signals and Systems
Digital Signal Processing
Microwave Devices and Circuits Design
Microwave Amplifier and Oscillator Design
Quantum Electronics
Cloud and Cybersecurity
Advanced Digital Logic Design
Advanced Computer Architecture
Embedded Systems
Fundamentals of Machine Learning
Robotics Fundamentals
Engineering Materials
Fundamentals of Cryptography and Computer Network Security
Graduate Courses
VLSI Circuits and Systems
Digital Systems Testing and Testable Design
VLSI Physical Design
Advanced Hardware Design of Computer Arithmetic
Modern Semiconductor Devices
Embedded Systems Design
Advanced Power Electronics
Digital Signal Processing
High Performance Computer Architecture
Digital Control Systems
Advanced Signals and Systems
Electron Microscopy