Professional Documents
Culture Documents
SPRING 2005
Welcome to the home page for Section 2 (CV) [14381] of EE 2310. Students should use this
site whenever possible in order to reduce everyone's paper load (and copying costs).
Please visit this page frequently. It will be the most promptly updated source of information
for the class. This page will also provide lecture outlines, homework assignments for those
who are traveling out of town, hints for the problems, simulation software, etc.
Instructor
(Nothing Yet!)
Assignments (last updated 2/23/05) (due dates, solutions and hints)
Lectures: Consult Dr. Dodge's lectures at http://www.utdallas.edu/~dodge/ee2310/
Handouts (last updated 2/22/05)
Catalog Description
Texts
It is expected that the text material will be studied outside of class before it is needed to
follow the discussion in class. In addition, you will be expected to read, by yourself, some
material from the text not covered in class. Examinations are based on material covered or
described in class, even if not in the texts.
Grading
There will be two examinations (worth 25% each) during the semester [Feb. 17 & March 24]
and a comprehensive final (worth 40%) on Thursday, April 28th at 8:00a.m..
Homework will count in the final grade (10%) although not all homework will be graded. Note
that one cannot pass without successfully doing the programming. All tests and homeworks
are graded subjectively, but fairly.
Students should keep a copy of their homework in case they need it for reference before they
can be graded and returned. Not all problems will be marked and counted, but students should
do all the homework (and more)!
Honor Code
It is understood that your homework and examination answers must be all your own work.
There are clear rules about "Scholastic Dishonesty" so please avoid even the appearance of
impropriety. Every paper you submit has the following pledge assumed: I have neither
given nor received aid on this homework/examination.
Schedule
Classes meet from 9:30am to 10:50am Tuesdays and Thursdays in ECSS 2.311.
We have a very ambitious schedule. Students cannot afford to fall behind in their studies since
this will be a cumulative learning experience. Students are expected to attend all classes.
Repeated absence from class or failure to turn in homework regularly will be cause for
dropping the student from this class. Examinations are based on material covered or described
in class. Consult the class schedule and course catalog for information on withdrawals,
incompletes, and academic dishonesty (see above).
Please feel free to communicate with Prof. Pervin by email at any time.