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1 SPRING 18 Generated 11/6/2017, 11:25:18 AM ELEC VISITING RESEARCH 001 RES Kono, Junichiro (kono) Does Not Meet 002 RES Kono, Junichiro (kono) Does Not Meet ELEC FUND COMPUTER ENGINEERING 007 LL Simar, Ray (rs23) TTh 9:25am-10:40am; T 008 LL Simar, Ray (rs23) TTh 9:25am-10:40am; T 009 LL Simar, Ray (rs23) TTh 9:25am-10:40am; T 010 LL Simar, Ray (rs23) TTh 9:25am-10:40am; T 011 LL Simar, Ray (rs23) TTh 9:25am-10:40am; T ELEC FUND ELEC ENGINEERING II 001 LEC Antoulas, Athanasios (aca) MWF 11am-11:50am ELEC ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS 001 LL Ramachandran, Deepa (dpr2) TTh 9:25am-10:40am; T 002 LL Ramachandran, Deepa (dpr2) TTh 9:25am-10:40am; T ELEC FUND ELEC ENGINEERING II LAB 001 LAB Ramachandran, Deepa (dpr2) M 2pm-2:50pm; Th 002 LAB Ramachandran, Deepa (dpr2) M 2pm-2:50pm; Th ELEC INTRO TO WAVES AND PHOTONICS 001 LEC Noe, Gary (gtn1) MWF 1pm-1:50pm ELEC INTRODUCTION TO SYSTEMS 001 LEC Antoulas, Athanasios (aca) MWF 9am-9:50am ELEC INTRO PHYSICAL ELECTRONICS 001 LL Woods, Gary (glw1) MWF 10am-10:50am ELEC FUNDAMENTALS OF PARALLEL PROG 001 LL Joyner, Mackale (mjoyner); Budimlic, Zoran (zoran) ELEC IMPLEMENTATION OF DIGITAL SYS MWF 1pm-1:50pm; Th 4pm-4:50pm 001 LEC Kemere, Caleb (ck19) TTh 9:25am-10:40am ELEC ELEC SYS PRINCIPLES & PRACTICE 001 LL Orchard, Michael (orchard) TTh 1pm-2:15pm ELEC QUANTUM MECHANICS FOR ENGINEER 001 LEC Bharadwaj, Palash (pb22) TTh 10:50am-12:05pm
2 ELEC PHOTONICS MEASUREMENTS 001 LEC Noe, Gary (gtn1) TTh 2:30pm-3:45pm ELEC INTRO COMPUTATIONAL NEURSCI 001 LEC Gabbiani, Fabrizio (fag2762) MWF 2pm-2:50pm ELEC OP SYS/CONCURRENT PROGRAMMING 001 LL Johnson, David (dbj) TTh 2:30pm-3:45pm ELEC VLSI SYSTEMS DESIGN 001 LEC Cavallaro, Joseph (cavallar) TTh 1pm-2:15pm ELEC DIGITAL COMMUNICATION 001 LEC Sabharwal, Ashutosh (ashu) Th 1pm-3:30pm ELEC DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING 001 LEC Orchard, Michael (orchard) MWF 11am-11:50am ELEC ARCH - WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS 001 LL To Be Determined T 2:30pm-5pm ELEC FUNDAMENTALS OF CONTROL SYST 001 LEC Ghorbel, Fathi (ghorbel) MWF 11am-11:50am ELEC INTRO TO COMPUTER VISION 001 LEC Veeraraghavan, Ashok (av21) TTh ELEC SOLID STATE PHYSICS 001 LEC Kono, Junichiro (kono) TTh 10:50am-12:05pm ELEC OPTOELECTRONIC DEVICES 001 LEC Naik, Gururaj (gvn1) TTh 10:50am-12:05pm ELEC LEARNING FROM SENSOR DATA 001 LEC Azhang, Behnam (aaz) TTh 9:25am-10:40am ELEC FUND MEDICAL IMAGING II 001 LEC Mawlawi, Osama (om7112) Th 4pm-6:50pm ELEC NEURAL COMPUTATION 001 LEC Pitkow, Zachary (xp4) TTh 2:30pm-3:45pm ELEC UG ELEC ENG'G RES PROJECTS ELEC UG ELEC ENG'G RESEARCH VIP 002 RES Woods, Gary (glw1) Does Not Meet 003 RES Azhang, Behnam (aaz) Does Not Meet 004 RES Simar, Ray (rs23) Does Not Meet 005 RES Sabharwal, Ashutosh (ashu) Does Not Meet 006 RES Ghorbel, Fathi (ghorbel) Does Not Meet ELEC SENIOR DESIGN 001 LAB Woods, Gary (glw1) MW 8:30am-9:50am ELEC INTRODUCTION TO ROBOTICS 001 LL O'Malley, Marcia (omalleym) TTh 1pm-2:15pm
3 ELEC NEURAL MACHINE LEARNING I 001 LEC Merenyi, Erzsebet (erzsebet) TTh 2:30pm-3:45pm ELEC COMPLEXITY IN MODERN SYSTEMS 001 LEC Zhong, Lin (lz3827) W 12:20pm-2:50pm ELEC HIGH PERFORM COMPUTER ARCH 001 LEC Varman, Peter (pjv) TTh 9:25am-10:40am ELEC VLSI SYSTEMS DESIGN 002 LEC Cavallaro, Joseph (cavallar) TTh 1pm-2:15pm ELEC ADVANCED COMPUTER NETWORKS 001 LEC Ng, Tze Sing (eugeneng) TTh 10:50am-12:05pm ELEC STATISTICAL SIGNAL PROCESSING 001 LEC Johnson, Don (dhj) TTh 1pm-2:15pm ELEC ARCH - WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS 001 LEC To Be Determined T 2:30pm-5pm ELEC ADVANCED DSP 001 LEC Burrus, C (csb) MWF 10am-10:50am ELEC INTRO TO COMPUTER VISION 001 LL Veeraraghavan, Ashok (av21) TTh ELEC DIGITAL COMMUNICATION 001 LEC Sabharwal, Ashutosh (ashu) Th 1pm-3:30pm ELEC OP SYS/CONCURRENT PROGRAMMING 001 LL Johnson, David (dbj) TTh 2:30pm-3:45pm ELEC DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING 001 LEC Orchard, Michael (orchard) MWF 11am-11:50am ELEC OPTOELECTRONIC DEVICES 001 LEC Naik, Gururaj (gvn1) TTh 10:50am-12:05pm ELEC ULTRAFAST OPTICAL PHENOMENA 001 LEC Kono, Junichiro (kono) TTh 10:50am-12:05pm ELEC LEARNING FROM SENSOR DATA 001 LEC Azhang, Behnam (aaz) TTh 9:25am-10:40am ELEC NEURAL COMPUTATION 001 LEC Pitkow, Zachary (xp4) TTh 2:30pm-3:45pm ELEC GR NON-THESIS RES PROJECTS 001 RES Azhang, Behnam (aaz) Does Not Meet ELEC GRAD ELEC ENG'G RESEARCH VIP 002 RES Woods, Gary (glw1) Does Not Meet 003 RES Azhang, Behnam (aaz) Does Not Meet 004 RES Simar, Ray (rs23) Does Not Meet 005 RES Sabharwal, Ashutosh (ashu) Does Not Meet
4 ELEC INTRODUCTION TO ROBOTICS 001 LEC O'Malley, Marcia (omalleym) TTh 1pm-2:15pm ELEC 599-1ST YEAR GRAD STUDENTS PROJECT 002 LEC Azhang, Behnam (aaz) M 2pm-3:15pm ELEC TOPICS IN NANOPHOTONICS 001 SEM Halas, Nancy (halas) Does Not Meet ELEC TOPICS IN SIGNAL PROCESSING 001 LEC Baraniuk, Richard (richb) F 2pm-4:30pm ELEC SPECIAL TOPICS 001 LEC Robinson, Jacob (jtr4) Does Not Meet NEUROENGINEERING FUNDAMENTALS 002 SEM Lin, Yingyan (yl150) Does Not Meet ENERGY-EFFICIENT ML SYSTEMS ELEC NANO-NEUROTECHNOLOGY 001 SEM Robinson, Jacob (jtr4) W 2pm-4:30pm ELEC FUNDAMENTALS MACHINE LEARNING 001 LEC Schwanauer, Stephen (sms7) F 2pm-4:50pm ELEC HOW TO BE A CTO 001 SEM Cutler, Scott (cutler) Does Not Meet ELEC ECE PROFESSIONAL MASTER SEM 001 SEM Orchard, Michael (orchard) Does Not Meet ELEC FRONTIERS OF ECE 001 SEM Azhang, Behnam (aaz) Does Not Meet ELEC RESEARCH AND THESIS 001 RES Azhang, Behnam (aaz) Does Not Meet 002 RES Antoulas, Athanasios (aca) Does Not Meet 003 RES Babakhani, Aydin (ab28) Does Not Meet 004 RES Baraniuk, Richard (richb) Does Not Meet 005 RES Bharadwaj, Palash (pb22) Does Not Meet 006 RES Cavallaro, Joseph (cavallar) Does Not Meet 007 RES Halas, Nancy (halas) Does Not Meet 008 RES Kelly, Kevin (kkelly) Does Not Meet 009 RES Kemere, Caleb (ck19) Does Not Meet 010 RES Knightly, Edward (knightly) Does Not Meet 011 RES Kono, Junichiro (kono) Does Not Meet 012 RES Azhang, Behnam (aaz) Does Not Meet 013 RES Naik, Gururaj (gvn1) Does Not Meet 014 RES Orchard, Michael (orchard) Does Not Meet 015 RES Pitkow, Zachary (xp4) Does Not Meet 016 RES Robinson, Jacob (jtr4) Does Not Meet 017 RES Sabharwal, Ashutosh (ashu) Does Not Meet 019 RES Tittel, Frank (fkt) Does Not Meet 020 RES Varman, Peter (pjv) Does Not Meet 021 RES Veeraraghavan, Ashok (av21) Does Not Meet 022 RES Zhong, Lin (lz3827) Does Not Meet 023 RES Drezek, Rebekah (drezek) Does Not Meet 024 RES Landes, Christy (cl18) Does Not Meet 025 RES Link, Stephan (sl1) Does Not Meet
5 026 RES Massoud, Yehia (massoud) Does Not Meet 027 RES Morosan, Emilia (em11) Does Not Meet 028 RES Ng, Tze Sing (eugeneng) Does Not Meet 029 RES Nordlander, Peter (nordland) Does Not Meet 030 RES Palem, Krishna (kvp1) Does Not Meet 031 RES Rao, Arvind (ar67) Does Not Meet
FALL Generated 9/18/2018, 11:43:01 AM
FALL 2018 Generated 9/18/2018, 11:43:01 AM ELEC 007 - VISITING RESEARCH 001 RES Zhong, Lin (lz3827) Does Not Meet 002 RES Knightly, Edward (knightly) Does Not Meet 003 RES Knightly, Edward (knightly) Does
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