Dr. Jean Mohammadi-Aragh is an award-winning instructor in electrical and computer engineering. She is a two-time winner of the John A. Curtis Lecturer Award from the American Society for Engineering Education Computers in Education Division and was recognized with Honorable Mention in MSU's Community-Engaged Teaching and Learning Award competition for her curriculum innovations related to the ECE Toy Adaptation Project.
Introduction to the profession, college, department, and program. Survey of ECE technical knowledge and tools crucial in early ECE courses. Introduction to engineering design, teaming, and technical communication
Technical communication (including engineering team communication) and engineering ethics. Project planning and management. Documenting, designing, prototyping, testing, and oral presentations of an engineering design project.
Fundamentals of electric circuits and network analysis. DC and AC circuits. AC power. Ideal transformers. Frequency response of networks. Ideal operational amplifiers and circuits
An examination of engineering education principles through relevant literature and current topics. Focus on theories of engineering education learning and design.
Assessment issues and skills important for engineering faculty, including strengths and weakness of a variety of quantitative and qualitative assessment strategies. Assessment in course design, ABET engineering accreditation criteria and procedures.