Foundations of Analog and Digital Circuits & Systems . ECE 10A
The objective of the course is to establish the foundations of analog and digital circuits. The course will introduce the student to the power of abstraction, resistive networks, network analysis, nonlinear analysis and the digital abstraction.
Prerequisites: Mathematics 2A-B or 3A-B or Mathematics 3AH-BH, and Mathematics 4A or 4AI or 3C, all with a minimum grade of C; and, Math 4B or 4BI or 5A with a minimum grade of C (may be taken concurrently); Physics 3, 7B or 23 (may betaken concurrently); open only to electrical engineering and computer engineering majors.
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Professor Salem is very knowledgeable about what he teaches. The lectures can sometimes be confusing, but once you can practice some examples yourself the topic becomes more clear. There is lots of Hw that is fairly hard and graded on accuracy, but the Hw is also harder than the exams so it is good practice.
He explains the concepts really well, lots of examples during lecture. Homework is harder than the exam which was super nice. Final was pretty difficult but it was curved generously. I definitely recommend!
The most accomodating class I took in the Fall quarter. Generous curve. Half of the class gets an A+.
The course is easy overall. He explains concepts very clearly, gives lots of examples to help you with understanding. Homeworks are a bit tough, but manageable. Exams are easier and very fair. Would definitely recommend.