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Computer Programming ET 154 Computer Programming I. CATALOG DESCRIPTION: ET154 Computer Programming C 1, P 2, CR 2 This is a foundation course in computer programming for Electrical Engineering Technology. No previous programming knowledge is assumed. The course uses a high level programming language and examines the available structures on a typical personal computer platform. Programming techniques and algorithm development are presented with real world examples from the electrical field. The use of schematic capture and electrical circuit simulation software is included. Corequisites: ET151 Circuits 1 or ET111 Electrical Systems II.

MATERIALS: Text:, by Charles Severance. This is a nice, free OER (Open Educational Resource) text. You can download this as a, read it on-line as or buy a. Lab Manual: Laboratory Manual for Computer Programming with Python and Multisim/3E, by James Fiore. A free OER: III. STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES: The student will demonstrate an understanding of programming a digital computer using a high level language. The student will demonstrate problem analysis and solution techniques using the computer as a tool.

These techniques will be applied and expanded upon in subsequent courses in the EET curriculum. The student will demonstrate a basic knowledge of how to use a modern IDE (integrated development environment). The student will demonstrate knowledge of the fundamentals of schematic capture. The student will demonstrate knowledge of the fundamentals of computer circuit simulation. Through the laboratory, the student will demonstrate practical insight and knowledge of computer systems. Background This course assumes no familiarity with computers.

If you feel that you have a sufficient programming background, please see me about testing out, or preferably opting for a more advanced course. Math level is mostly algebra with some trig. Much of our work will revolve around using the Python language to help solve electrical problems. We will also introduce the use of circuit simulation tools such as Electronics Workbench Multisim.

A scientific calculator will prove useful. Please note that smart devices will not be allowed during tests. For lab, you'll probably want a USB thumb drive to store your work (space is also available on the student network H drive). Lab exercises are due at the start of the next lab session. A printout of both properly commented program code and results is expected. Hand written code will not be accepted.

Late penalty is one letter grade for the first half week late, two letter grades for the second half week. Assignments are not accepted beyond that and receive a grade of 0. Gym motivation mp3 songs free download. Remember, plagiarism is grounds for failure. Although I encourage students to help each other, these assignments are individual works. Anyone caught copying someone else's programs, or allowing someone to copy their programs will receive a grade of 0. (Obtaining proof is much easier than one might think.) Note: The most recent version of the Python programming language and tools are available at.

Python runs on many different platforms including Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux and is available for free. Download version 3, not 2.7. A student copy of Multisim (referenced by the Boylestad Circuit Analysis text used in Circuits 1 and & 2) is available for a modest fee from.

Although we will be looking at Multisim specifically, you can get similar functionality from various free simulators. Check out my for free circuit simulators and other OER (Open Educational Resources). Session-by-session progress and assignments (note: for the half-semester version of this course there are two sessions per week which means two lectures and two labs each week for 7 weeks).

1 Our first session is an introduction to computers: what they are, the various types, and a representative block diagram. Examples include desktop machines, engineering workstations, and embedded applications.

We introduce the ideas of bits and bytes, and look at typical applications such as word processors. • Reading: Check out the web sites and (the Multisim site). • Problems: If available, install Multisim on your home computer from the Multisim site by following the Academic link to the Student Section. The student edition is free for 30 days.

Ater that it may be purchased for a modest fee. Other options include TINA-TI and LT-SPICE (free, see my home page for details). • Lab: We start with proper lab safety procedures, network and operating system essentials, student space, etc. We then look at obtaining and installing Multisim and Python. 2 This session we discuss the idea of circuit simulation and analysis, including schematic capture and virtual instruments. • Reading: Notes on circuit simulator. • Problems: Create versions of lab circuits (such as those used in Circuits 1 and Intro to Electronics) using Multisim.