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Congratulations on starting your first Electrical and Computer Engineering class at the University of Idaho! ECE 101 is a required introductory class for all ECE students and introduces analog and digital electronics in addition to schematic and circuit board design. This class consists of both lecture and lab sessions. Joe Stanley is the current instructor for this class, while ECE undergraduate students serve as instructors for the lab sections.
Congratulations on starting your first Electrical and Computer Engineering class at the University of Idaho! ECE 101 is a required introductory class for all ECE students and introduces analog and digital electronics in addition to schematic and circuit board design. This class consists of both lecture and lab sessions. Joe Stanley is the current instructor for this class, while ECE undergraduate students serve as instructors for the lab sections.
The purpose of this lab is to provide hands-on experience applying the circuit theory you are learning in class to actual projects. You will learn how to use electrical instruments like bench top power supplies and multimeters, alongside advanced PC-interfaced development systems, to construct and analyze both analog and digital circuits.
The purpose of this lab is to provide hands-on experience applying the circuit theory you are learning in class to actual projects. You will learn how to use electrical instruments like bench top power supplies and multimeters, alongside advanced PC-interfaced development systems, to construct and analyze both analog and digital circuits.
Lab Schedule
Lab Schedule
Week of:
January 9 Introductory Session
February 10 Lab 1
February 17 Lab 2
February 24 Lab 3
February 19 Lab 4
March 3 TBD (Make-up)
March 10 Spring Break
March 17 No Lab
March 24 Lab Make-up
March 31 Lab 6
April 7 Lab 7
April 14 Lab 8
April 21 Lab 8 Continued
April 28 Lab Make-up
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