Electronics Lab

Comprehensive Building I, 5F

Purpose:

This laboratory offers courses in Applied Electronics and Electromagnetic Engineering Design and Analysis. It provides facilities and equipment to support teaching in the field of electromagnetic applications. The laboratory also supports undergraduate capstone projects, graduate research activities, and professional technical training workshops.
Courses Offered:
- Applied Electronics with Laboratory (Required, Sophomore), 4 Credits, 4 Hours/Week, Capacity: 60 Students
- Digital Logic (Required, Sophomore), 2 Credits, 2 Hours/Week, Capacity: 60 Students
- Digital Logic Laboratory (Required, Sophomore), 3 Credits, 3 Hours/Week, Capacity: 60 Students

Course Description

Applied Electronics with Laboratory

This course combines theoretical instruction with laboratory practice. It is designed to establish students' understanding of fundamental electronic theories while developing practical skills in electronic circuit implementation and the operation of electronic measuring instruments. The course serves as the foundation for advanced electronics-related courses.

Course Content: Applied Electronics, Electronics Laboratory.

Digital Logic

This is a fundamental theoretical course designed to build students' knowledge of digital logic principles, providing the essential background required for advanced courses in digital systems.

Course Content: Digital Logic.

Digital Logic Laboratory

This laboratory course complements the Digital Logic course by providing hands-on experience in digital electronic circuits and measurement instruments. Students gain practical skills in implementing and analyzing digital logic circuits, laying a solid foundation for subsequent professional courses.

Course Content: Digital Logic, Digital Logic Laboratory.

Courses

Electronic Application and Experiment

This course is an instructional course for the theory courses and experiments of the department. The course aims to establish students’ understanding and operation of electronic circuits and related analytical instruments. This course is designed to provide a foundation for subsequent courses.

Digital Logic

This course is a basic theory course for the department. It is designed to build students’ knowledge of basic digital logic theory for subsequent related courses.

Digital Logic Experiment

This course is a practical teaching course corresponding to the Department’s digital logic experiments. The course aims to build students’ understanding and operation of digital logic in electronic circuits and related analytical instruments. This course is designed to provide a foundation for subsequent courses.