COURSES 

Courses at KFUPM

* Coordinator

In the hyperlinks provided below you can find lots of teaching resources. Some Courses Material are shifted to Blackboard.

• EE 201-Lab: Electric Circuit I   Laboratory : 031

• EE 205: Electric Circuits II: 031, 032*, 043, 051, 052, 061, 062*, 082,092

• EE 206: Introduction to EE  (Matlab Page)

• EE 207: Signals and Systems: 033, 042, 043, 081,111,121,122,131*

• EE 315: Probabilistic Methods in Electrical Engineering: 112*,141, 142*,162*,191*

• EE 350: Begin of Coop:133

• EE 351: Electrical Engineering Cooperative Work (as advisor)

• EE 352: End of Coop: 133

• EE 370: Communications Engineering I: 032, 041*, 071, 072, 091*,101,102,132*,151*,171*,181,182*,192,221

• EE 399: Summer Training: 133, as advisor

• EE 411: Capstone Project Design:051,102

• EE 417: Modern Digital  Communication Systems: 041, 051, 231

• EE 418: Satellite Communications: 101,121,232

• EE419: Wireless Communications: 212,222

• EE 430: Information Theory and Coding: 042, 072*

• EE 490: Undergraduate Research: 172,192

• EE 499: Special Topics (Undergraduate Research): 152,162

• EE 570: Stochastic Processes: 061,122, 152,181

• EE 571: Digital Communications I: 081, 111

• EE 573: Digital Communications II: 052, 062, 092,112,132,172,222

• EE 599: Graduate Seminars: 081*, 082*, 091*,092*

• EE 610:  M.S. Thesis

• EE 710: PhD. Dissertation

 In addition to directed study courses 

• EE 606: Independent Research 182

• EE 611: Directed Research

• EE 711: Directed Research

• EE 712: Directed Research

Also

• AE399 (Aerospace Engineering) 133

• AE350 AE Begining of Coop 133

• AE352 AE End of Coop 133

Laboratories/Courses Taught at Virginia Tech

• ECPE 4104- Lab: Microwave and RF Engineering

• Also I was invited to substitute for some graduate and under graduate courses at Virginia Tech

Laboratories Taught at KFUPM prior to PhD

• EE200-Lab      Digital Logic Design

• EE201-Lab      Electric Circuits I

• EE203-Lab      Electronics I

• EE303-Lab      Electronics II

• EE370-Lab      Communication Engineering I

• EE400-Lab      Telephone Switching and Tele-traffic Analysis

• EE446-Lab      Programmable Logic Controllers

• EE460-Lab      Power Electronics

In addition to the single section courses, I have coordinated the following multi-section courses EE205, EE207, EE315, EE370, EE430, and the graduate seminar course EE599.

I have developed two courses from scratch. These are:

• EE206: Introduction to Electrical Engineering and Computations. I was the co-investigator in the development of EE206 under “Active collaborative Learning (ACL) project” with Georgia Tech. We had prepared full set of robotic experiments and MATLAB manual. (See supplemented files)

• EE499:  (EE490 Undergraduate Research in EE): A new permanent course was proposed EE 490:  Undergraduate Research in EE. The course is now approved by University Academic Committee. The first patch of students was taught by Dr. Muqaibel. Full guidelines were developed for mentors, students, and advisors, in addition to class by class outlines. A professional video was developed to spread the culture of undergraduate research and reflects the contribution of the department and the university at large to the external audience. The video has received about 2900 views from different parts of the word. The 10 min video consumes more than 50 hours of working with professional editor.

I have joined two online course developments projects:

• EE207 Signals & Systems (Completed).

• EE430 Information Theory and Coding (Completed).

Complete online material was developed with active components.

I also have adopted textbook for EE570:"Probability, Random Variables and Stochastic Processes" by Papoulis and Pillai.