Academics
Undergraduate Curriculum - Electromagnetic Courses
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering offers a Bachelor of Science with a major in electrical engineering. Electrical engineering students have the option of broadening their knowledge in the area of electromagnetics. AEWL faculty teach the following courses at the undergraduate level in the area of electromagnetics.
| Course | Title | Faculty |
|---|---|---|
| ECE 345 | Electromagnetics I (3) | Dr. Daniel N. Aloi |
| ECE 443 | Electromagnetics II (3) | Dr. Daniel N. Aloi |
| ECE 447 | Antennas (4) | Dr. Danile N. Aloi |
| ECE 527 | High-Frequency Electronics (4) | Dr. Andy Rusek |
Graduate Curriculum - Electromagnetic Courses
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering offers a Doctor of Philosophy in electrical and computer engineering and a Master of Science Degree in electrical and computer engineering. Students are given the opportunity to specialize in electromagnetics. AEWL faculty teach the following courses at the graduate level in the area of electromagnetics.
| Course | Title | Faculty |
|---|---|---|
| ECE 527 | High Frequency Electronics (4) | Dr. Andy Rusek |
| ECE 545 | Electromagnetic Engineering (4) | Dr. Daniel N. Aloi |
| ECE 546 | Introduction to Electromagnetic Compatibility (4) | Dr. Andy Rusek |
| ECE 547 | Antennas (4) | Dr. Daniel N. Aloi |
| ECE 550 | Satellite-Based Positioning Systems (4) | Dr. Daniel N. Aloi |