Su 08 / Au 08 Scheduling Information

View Sp08 ECE master schedule with days/times/call numbers
View Su08 ECE master schedule with days/times/call numbers
View Au08 ECE master schedule with days/times/call numbers

Room changes

• This is where room changes will be posted for ECE courses that moved within 2 days of classes beginning for the quarter. Students should always be in the habit of checking their schedule on-line the day prior to classes starting (or morning of) for the most up-to-date information.
  
  

Course changes, cancellations, and late additions

• The 2008-2009 teaching assignments have not yet been completed. At this point, the following courses will NOT be offered: 609, 752, 800, 802, 808, 809, 833, 856. Others will be listed as they are known.

 

ECE 682 Design Courses

• ECE 682Y Organized Group Project for Electrical and Computer Engineering Design II
  Call # 10752-5, MWF 9:30 am, Instructor: TBD

ECE 694s and 894s

These courses are proposed to run Sp08, so keep them in mind! Check back for call numbers when they are officially posted:

• ECE 694H: Integrated Optics
  Fundamentals of planar lightwave circuits and guided wave devices; propagation in anisotropic media; electrooptic and nonlinear optical effects; emerging concepts in RF photonics and nanobiotechnology. Prereq: 312 or permission of instructor. UG 3 cr hr. Call #10879-4.
• ECE 894R: Principles and Applications of Optimization-based Network Algorithm Design
  Convex Optimization and Lyapunov Stability Theories, and their applications for cross-layer network algorithm design and performance analysis. Prereq: 894G. G 3 cr hr. Call #22168-4.

Miscellaneous Course Info

• Remember that students may only count 3 credit hours of 693 and/or 699 (total) towards technical electives.
• Students planning to take ECE 683, H683, 693, or H783 should make arrangements with their instructors before registration windows open.
• If you have trouble getting to the main campus because you live or work out of town or are on co-op, you may want to check out one of the OSU regional campuses in your area to see if courses are available which would apply to our program. There are direct links to all regional campuses on the OSU home page.
• If you are a strong Math student (B or above) and are considering taking courses over the summer at OSU to progress your degree, you may want to consider taking one or two Term 1 courses, such as Math 366, 568, 571, or Stat 427, and possibly a GEC course. It will get a course or two out of the way and still leave you with half of the summer totally free!