ELEC 390: Principles of Design and Development

Description

Units: 3.50

The goal of this course is to prepare students for definition, design, management, and development of engineering projects and products. Students will learn about problem definition and impact analysis from an economic standpoint as well as other perspectives. Different design principles, management techniques, and development methodologies will be described. Culture and communication in teams will be discussed, followed by important concepts in ethics and intellectual property. Specific software and tools that are available for facilitating design/development activity will be introduced and utilized throughout the term. Students will apply concepts and explore issues through projects and laboratory activity.

Requirements

PREREQUISITE(S):

Successful completion of Fall term 3rd year studies in either the Electrical Engineering program, or the Computer Engineering program.

Offering Term

Winter