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Spring 2012
Electrical Engineering 98 / 198
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About the Course:

This course is designed to provide an overview of electrical engineering and electronic circuits. After successfully completing this course, you will understand how to build useful circuits from resistors, capacitors, diodes, batteries, transistors, and other circuit elements. You will also be able to use digital multi-meters, soldering irons, and breadboards to assemble and test circuits that have already been designed. No prior knowledge of the subject is required or expected. Each week's lesson will consist of a lecture followed by a lab. All materials, tools, and instructions will be provided. Grading will be based on attendance. To receive a passing grade, you must attend at least 9 of the 11 lectures and labs. The first lesson will be held on Tuesday, January 24. The final lesson will be on April 10, assuming that no scheduling conflicts arise. For more information, please visit http://ieee.berkeley.edu/hope/ .

How to Enroll:

This course is not open to students who have already taken EE40, EE42, EE100, EE105, or similar coursework at other universities. Enrollment will be handled by Telebears, and the course control numbers are 25341 and 25572 for lower-division and upper-division credit, respectively. The course is worth one unit and will be held in 140 Cory from 8-10PM on Tuesdays. Please be sure to attend the first lesson on January 24, or you may be dropped from the enrollment list. On the other hand, interested students who are unable to enroll should also attend the first lesson, as more spaces will likely open up.