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We've prepared a sample final exam for Computer Enginnering 2210 to help you prepare for your computer engineering final exam.

Sample Final Exam  |  Answer Key for Final Exam

 


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Information on the introduction to computer engineering course can be found here:

https://sites.google.com/a/mst.edu/introtocpe/

Appendix

  1. FPGA Board I/Os: Switches, LEDs, and 7-Segment Displays
  2. Sample Schematic Diagram
  3. Specification Sheets for Common Chips

Experiments

  1. Laboratory Equipment
  2. Schematic Capture and Logic Simulation
  3. Introduction To Field Programmable Gate Arrays and Logic
  4. SSI Combinational Logic Design: A Multi-Function Gate
  5. Seven Segment Decoder Design
  6. Hardware Verification of Seven Segment Decoder
  7. Hierarchical Design of a Four Bit Adder
  8. Design and Simulation of a 4-Bit Ripple-Carry Adder
  9. Random Access Memory for Combinational Logic
  10. Register ALU Design - Lab 10
  11. Register ALU Design - Lab 11
  12. General Sequence Counter with D-Flip Flops
  13. General Sequence Counter with JK-Flip Flops 

INTRODUCTION

  1. Safety Lab Manual
  2. Lab Notebook Instructions
  3. Formal Report Format
  4. How to Use a Breadboard

EXPERIMENTS

  1. Intro
  2. Safety Quiz, Lab 1 BASIC OSCILLOSCOPE OPERATIONS 
  3. Lab 2 ANALOG AND DIGITALMULTIMETERS
  4. Lab 3 RESISTIVE NETWORKS AND COMPUTATIONAL ANALYSIS
  5. Lab 4 WHEATSTONE BRIDGE
  6. Lab 5 THÉVENIN EQUIVALENT CIRCUITS AND MAXIMUM POWER TRANSFER
  7. Lab 6 ADVANCED OSCILLOSCOPE OPERATIONS
  8. Lab 7 RMS AND AVERAGE VALUES
  9. Lab 8 MEASUREMENT OF CAPACITORS
  10. Lab 9 CAPACITOR CURRENT-VOLTAGE RELATIONSHIP
  11. Lab 10 TRANSIENT ANALYSIS USING PSPICE
  12. Lab 11 THROUGH-HOLE SOLDERING KIT
  13. Review

 

Introduction

EXPERIMENTS

  1. Introduction to MATLAB Simulink and Simulink Resistor Simulations
  2. PLECS RC, RL, and RLC Simulations
  3. Using PLECS to Simulate Diode Circuits
  4. Examining the Characteristics of Diodes
  5. Characterization and Use of Bipolar Junction Transistors
  6. Characterization and Use of Field Effect Transistors for Digital Applications
  7. Properties of the Operational Amplifier
  8. Introduction to Active Filters

I‌ntroduction

Experiments

  1. Resonant Circuits
  2. Power Supply Design Considerations
  3. The Series-Pass Voltage Regulator
  4. Transistor Bias Design and Stability
  5. BJT Amplifier Design and Analysis
  6. Applications of Transistor Switches
  7. Mosfet Amplifer Design and Analysis
  8. Applications of Operational Amplifiers
  9. Applications of IC Building Blocks‌

INTRODUCTION

  1. Syllabus
  2. Introduction
  3. Appendix

EXPERIMENTS 

  1. MATLAB Structure and Use
  2. Continuous-Time Signal and System Models and Characteristics
  3. Superposition Integral Evaluation (Convolution Evaluation)
  4. Amplitude and Phase Spectra Bandwidth
  5. Spectra of Periodic Signals
  6. Spectra of Aperiodic Energy Signals
  7. Frequency Response
  8. Bode Plots of Frequency Response
  9. Ideal Filters
  10. Communications Signals and Systems
  11. The Laplace Transform and Control System Characteristics

INTRODUCTION

  1. Lab Notebook Instructions
  2. Formal Report Format
  3. Overview and Safety Quiz

EXPERIMENTS

  1. Lab 1 - Datasheets
  2. Lab 2 - Intro to ASM Programming
  3. Lab 3 - More ASM
  4. Lab 4 - Intro to C Programming
  5. Lab 5 & 6 - LCD Display
  6. Lab 7 - Timers
  7. Lab 8 - Joystick
  8. Lab 9 - Asynchronous Serial Communication
  9. Final Project
introduction
  1. Lab Safety Manual
  2. Lab Equipement and Software Guide
Experiments
  1. Experiment 1 - Power Measurements
  2. Experiment 2 - Single-Phase Transformers and AC Excitation
  3. Experiment 3 - Three-Phase Transformers
  4. Experiment 4 - Solenoid Simulation
  5. Experiment 5 & 6 Synchronous Machines 2021
  6. Experiments 7 & 8 - Induction Machines
  7. Experiment 9 - DC Machines
  8. Experiment 10 - Motor Drives
  9. Experiment 11 - Permanent Magnet DC Machine Simulation

Introduction

Experiments

  1. Experiment 1 - Steady-State Simulation of AC Networks Using MATLAB
  2. Experiment 2 - Analyzing Three-Phase Power and Power Factor Correction Using PowerWorld
  3. Experiment 3 - Power Measurements
  4. Experiment 4 - Single-Phase Transformers and AC Excitation
  5. Experiment 5 - Three-Phase Transformers
  6. "Per-Unit" Experiment 6
  7. Experiment 7 & 8 Synchronous Machines 2021
  8. EE_3541_Experiment_9_10_11
  9. Experiment 12 - Transmission Lines
  10. Experiment 13 - Buck-Boost and Phase Shift Transformers

 

Information on the introduction to computer engineering course can be found here:

https://sites.google.com/a/mst.edu/eech106-eda/home

Professional and Honor Societies
Eta Kappa Nu Honor Society (HKN)

The honor society builds, fosters and unites better professionals and global citizens in electrical and computer engineering who have demonstrated excellence in scholarship, personal character, volunteer services and accomplishments.
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)

IEEE is the world's largest technical society and brings members' access to the industry's most essential technical information, networking opportunities and career development tools.

American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE)

ASEE is committed to furthering education in engineering through promoting excellence in instruction, research, public service, and practice; exercising worldwide leadership; fostering the technological education of society; and providing quality products and services to members.

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)

ACM, the world's largest educational and scientific computing society, delivers resources that advance computing as a science and a profession.
National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE)

NSBE's mission is to increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community.

National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE)

The National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE) is the only engineering society that represents individual engineering professionals and licensed engineers (PEs) across all disciplines.