What This Document Is
This is the introductory lecture – Lecture One – for Electronic Techniques for Engineering (ELENG 100) at the University of California, Berkeley. It serves as a foundational overview of the course, setting the stage for a deep dive into the principles and practices of electrical engineering. This lecture is designed to orient students to the course structure, expectations, and essential resources. It’s a crucial starting point for anyone enrolled in or considering enrollment in EE100.
Why This Document Matters
This lecture is particularly valuable for students beginning their journey in electronic techniques. It’s essential for understanding the course’s scope, workload, and grading policies. Prospective students can gain clarity on prerequisites and determine if the course aligns with their academic background and goals. Current students will benefit from reviewing this material to ensure they are fully prepared for the demands of the course and understand how to succeed. Accessing this lecture provides a solid foundation for navigating the rest of the semester.
Topics Covered
* General course introduction and overview
* Course logistics, including syllabus details and lab schedules
* Required course materials and resources
* Academic policies, including expectations regarding cheating
* Grading criteria and exam information
* Support services available to students
* Course prerequisites and expected background knowledge
* An overview of the course’s instructional approach
What This Document Provides
* A detailed course outline, mapping out the topics covered throughout the semester.
* Information regarding required textbooks and online resources.
* A clear explanation of the course’s grading breakdown and assessment methods.
* Important policies regarding academic integrity and student support services.
* A schedule outlining key dates for assignments, exams, and laboratory sessions.
* Contact information for the instructor and relevant course resources.
* An initial overview of the core concepts that will be explored in the course.