EECS

September 2009

Advanced Undergraduate Subjects (AUS's)
for the new SB Curricula

Advanced Undergraduate Subjects (AUS's) build on the foundation and header subjects to provide an introduction to broadly-recognized areas of specialization in EECS. The AUS's provide an opportunity for integration of earlier learning and may include design- or project-oriented capstone experience.

Undergraduate students are required to take two AUS's, and should choose these subjects based on their interest in the associated areas of specialization. The AUS's also provide a basis for more advanced subjects for students in the MEng program (where they can be used as part of the required concentration).

Subjects used to satisfy the AUS requirement may not also be used to satisfy other requirements, such as the Department lab requirement.

 
6.022J
  Quantitative Systems Physiology
 
6.023J
  Fields, Forces and Flows in Biological Systems
 
6.035
 

Computer Language Engineering

 
6.045J
  Automata, Computability and Complexity
 
6.047
  Computational Biology: Genomes, Networks, Evolution
 
6.061
  Introduction to Electric Power Systems
 
6.079
  Intorduction to Complex Optimization (Fall 2009 only)
 
6.111
  Introductory Digital Systems Laboratory
 
6.115
  Microcomputer Project Laboratory
 
6.131
  Power Electronics Laboratory
 
6.142J
  Robotics Science and Systems II
 
6.172
  Performance Engineering of Software Systems
 
6.207
  Networks
 
6.301
  Solid-State Circuits
 
6.302
  Feedback Systems
 
6.336J
  Introductory to Numerical Simulation
 
6.341
  Discrete-Time Signal Processing
 
6.602
  Fundamentals of Photonics
 
6.641
  Electromagnetic Fields, Forces, and Motion
 
6.701
  Introduction to Nanoelectronics
 
6.801
  Machine Vision
 
6.803
  The Human Intelligence Enterprise
 
6.804J
  Computational Cognitive Science
 
6.805
  Ethics and the Law on the Electronic Frontier
 
6.813
  User Interface Design and Implementation
 
6.814
  Database Systems
 
6.815
  Digital and Computational Photography
 
6.825
  Techniques in Artificial Intelligence
 
6.837
  Computer Graphics
 
6.840J
  Theory of Computation
 
6.854J
  Advanced Algorithms
 
6.857
  Network and Computer Security
 
6.867
  Machine Learning
 
16.36
  Communication Systems Engineering

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 


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