Adjunct Profs Needed, CSU Fresno / LUC
Electrical Engineering (Course descriptions shown below)
1. ECE 136L (1 unit) (Laboratory - Spring 2007)
2. ECE 138L (1 unit) (Laboratory - Spring 2007)
3. ECE 186B (3 units) (2nd Part Senior Design Class – Spring 2007)
Design projects in electrical and computer engineering – involves problem solving, critical thinking, and oral and written communication.
4. ECE 128L (1 unit) (Laboratory – Fall 2008)
A sample syllabus for each of the classes 1, 2, & 4 is attached to the accompanying e-mail.
5. ECE 173 (3 units) – Robotics Fundamentals
Introduction to industrial robotics, forward and inverse kinematics, trajectory planning, sensors, microcontrollers, and laboratory experiments.
6. ECE 162 (3 units) – Analog Integrated Circuits and Applications
Analysis of monolithic operational amplifiers; case studies, Wilder and Wilson current sources, linear and nonlinear applications, multipliers, phase-lock loops, phase detectors, higher order active filters, all-pass equalizers, D/A and A/D converters, oscillators, function generators, mixers, modulators, regulators, and system design.
7. EE 259 (3 units) – Graduate Radar Design Class, Ph.D. preferred.
The nature and history of radar, the radar equation, PRF and range considerations, CW and FM radars, MYI and pulse-Doppler radars, tracking radars, radar power generation, antenna types and design considerations, receivers, detection of signals, propagation of radar waves, the effects of clutter, weather, and interference, and examples of radar system engineering and design.
Classes 5, 6, and 7 are potential offerings that will be based on student interest and instructor availability.
Laboratory and Senior Design classes are held at the Lancaster University Center (LUC) at 45356 Division Street in Lancaster, CA 93535 and are open to Antelope Valley students only.
Lecture classes are delivered via Interactive Television to students at the main campus in Fresno as well as to Antelope Valley students. Instruction is delivered using state-of-the-art Distance Learning class rooms at the LUC.
Please provide resumes via e-mail to:
ksantarelli@csufresno.edu
asteele@csufresno.edu
Resumes will be immediately submitted to the Department Chair for review.
1. ECE 136L (1 unit) (Laboratory - Spring 2007)
2. ECE 138L (1 unit) (Laboratory - Spring 2007)
3. ECE 186B (3 units) (2nd Part Senior Design Class – Spring 2007)
Design projects in electrical and computer engineering – involves problem solving, critical thinking, and oral and written communication.
4. ECE 128L (1 unit) (Laboratory – Fall 2008)
A sample syllabus for each of the classes 1, 2, & 4 is attached to the accompanying e-mail.
5. ECE 173 (3 units) – Robotics Fundamentals
Introduction to industrial robotics, forward and inverse kinematics, trajectory planning, sensors, microcontrollers, and laboratory experiments.
6. ECE 162 (3 units) – Analog Integrated Circuits and Applications
Analysis of monolithic operational amplifiers; case studies, Wilder and Wilson current sources, linear and nonlinear applications, multipliers, phase-lock loops, phase detectors, higher order active filters, all-pass equalizers, D/A and A/D converters, oscillators, function generators, mixers, modulators, regulators, and system design.
7. EE 259 (3 units) – Graduate Radar Design Class, Ph.D. preferred.
The nature and history of radar, the radar equation, PRF and range considerations, CW and FM radars, MYI and pulse-Doppler radars, tracking radars, radar power generation, antenna types and design considerations, receivers, detection of signals, propagation of radar waves, the effects of clutter, weather, and interference, and examples of radar system engineering and design.
Classes 5, 6, and 7 are potential offerings that will be based on student interest and instructor availability.
Laboratory and Senior Design classes are held at the Lancaster University Center (LUC) at 45356 Division Street in Lancaster, CA 93535 and are open to Antelope Valley students only.
Lecture classes are delivered via Interactive Television to students at the main campus in Fresno as well as to Antelope Valley students. Instruction is delivered using state-of-the-art Distance Learning class rooms at the LUC.
Please provide resumes via e-mail to:
ksantarelli@csufresno.edu
asteele@csufresno.edu
Resumes will be immediately submitted to the Department Chair for review.
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