The College of Engineering of De La Salle University has designed and offers a program in Electronics and Communications Engineering (ECE) in order to produce engineers with greater depth and breadth of knowledge of electronics. Graduates of this program can therefore easily adopt themselves completely into the various fields of electronics such as telecommunications, radio and TV broadcasting and other communications engineering technologies, industrial electronics and instrumentation, semiconductor applications and manufacture, systems analysis and controls engineering, and even in the software and hardware side of computer science and engineering.
The ECE Department also offers elective courses that will initiate graduates into the more recent areas of digital signal processing; neural networks and fuzzy logic; VLSI technology and linear and nonlinear control theory; and fiber optics communications and digital communications.
Numerical Methods (NUMMETH)
2 units
Concepts on numerical methods such as iteration methods for solving a system of linear equations, matrix algebra, data structure, approximation methods for differentiation and integration. Algorithms and programs for these methods are developed.
Pre-requisite: Engineering Computer
Electromagnetic Theory (ELETHEO)
3 units
Coulomb and Gauss Laws, scalar potential, Ampere Law, Faraday Law, vector potential, electric and magnetic field, properties of dielectric materials, plane waves and Maxwell equations.
Pre-requisite: Differential Equations
Electric Circuits I Laboratory (ELONELA)
1 unit
Hands-on experience on electrical devices inductors, capacitors, transformers; analysis of electrical circuits and measurements; and AC circuits.
Basic Electronics (BASETRO, BASETLA)
3 units lecture; 1 unit laboratory
Vacuum tubes; circuit analysis and applications of diodes and transistors; analysis of half-wave and full-wave rectifiers, power supplies, voltage regulators, bipolar junction transistor, field effect transistor, amplifier design.
Pre-requisite : Electrical Circuits I
Electronics and Communications Engineering Materials (ECEMATR)
3 units
Material science and engineering structures, their properties and performance; physics of engineering materials; polymers and composites; conduction materials; basic semiconductor devices; semiconductor processing magnetic properties of ceramics and metals; dielectric and optical properties of ceramics and polymers; deformation and fractures.
Pre-requisite: General Chemistry 2
Co-requisite: Basic Electronics
Electrical Circuits II (ELCITWO, ELTWOLA)
3 units lecture; 1 unit laboratory
Phasor concepts, application of network theorem to sinusoidal/AC circuits, root-mean-square values, complex frequency, power in single-phase AC circuits, resonance, three-phase circuits, polyphase circuits.
Pre-requisite: Electrical Circuits I