Begin your Electronics Minor this Spring with Intro to Digital Electronics
No previous Physics or Electronics experience required
This minor will teach you to design and troubleshoot electronic circuits. Students may start the minor with either PHY 232 (Introduction to Digital Electronics), offered Spring Quarter, or PHY 110 (Basic Electronics), offered Autumn Quarter.
Spring Quarter Meeting Times for PHY 232
Mondays 1:00 - 4:10 and Wednesdays 1:00 - 2:30
Electronics Lab and Studio Classroom, Byrne Hall, Lincoln Park
No previous Physics or Electronics coursework or experience required
Electronics Minor requirements and course descriptions
PHY 110 BASIC ELECTRONICS: PRINCIPLES & TECHNIQUES
Introduction to analog electronics that develops the basic principles needed to understand consumer electronics. Emphasis is given to audio applications, but the same basic principles are the foundation of modern computer technology. LSP 120 or HON 180 or (MAT 130 or above) or consent of instructor is a prerequisite for this course.
PHY 231 LINEAR ELECTRIC CIRCUITS
Frequency response and feedback, operational amplifiers as linear amplifiers, active filters, oscillators, communication circuits and data conversion circuits. PHY 110 is a prerequisite for this course.
PHY 232 INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL ELECTRONICS
Principles of combinational logic circuits. Boolean algebra and Boolean function simplification. State diagrams and sequential logic circuits, and MSI devices. Digital circuit prototyping using SSI components. LSP 120 or HON 180 or (MAT 130 or above) or consent of instructor is a prerequisite for this course.
THREE ADDITIONAL PHYSICS COURSES
For further information please contact:
DePaul University Physics Department
211 Byrne Hall
2219 North Kenmore Avenue
Chicago, IL 60614
Tel: (773) 325-7330