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Report of Approved Proposals
March 2013
I.
MARSHALL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Business
A. Revise One Course
Eff. Term: FALL 2013
1. FBE-566 Real Estate Finance, Investments and Development (3)
Analysis of economic and financial aspects of real estate decisions for students
not concentrating in real estate. Dynamics of financing, markets and the
development process. Not open to business, accounting, or real estate
development students.
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Analysis of economic and financial
aspects of real estate decisions for
students not concentrating in real estate.
Dynamics of financing, markets and the
development process. Open only to
graduate business, accounting, and
construction management students.
Analysis of economic and financial
aspects of real estate decisions for
students not concentrating in real estate.
Dynamics of financing, markets and the
development process. Not open to
business, accounting, or real estate
development students.
II. COLLEGE OF LETTERS, ARTS and SCIENCES
Psychology
A. Drop One Course
Eff. Term: SUMMER 2013
1. PSYC-554 Application of Psychological Influence (4)
Examination of the psychological factors that make messages effective, which
include preconceptions and biases of individuals and groups, universal and
idiosyncratic motivations, hopes, and fears.
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III. ANNENBERG SCHOOL FOR COMMUNICATION and JOURNALISM
Communication
A. Revise One Course
Eff. Term: FALL 2013
1. COMM-205x Communication Practicum (1, 2, max 4)
Students address communication issues in a field setting. They will evaluate
communication practices using appropriate methodology. Projects are jointly
evaluated by internship supervisor and professor. Sophomore standing. Graded:
CR/NC.
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Students address communication issues
in a field setting. They will evaluate
communication practices using
interview methodology. Projects are
jointly evaluated by internship
supervisor and professor. Sophomore
standing. Open to communication
majors only. Graded CR/NC.
Students address communication issues
in a field setting. They will evaluate
communication practices using
appropriate methodology. Projects are
jointly evaluated by internship
supervisor and professor. Sophomore
standing. Graded: CR/NC.
Units
2, not repeatable
1, 2, maximum 4
Prerequisite(s) COMM-200
None
Journalism
A. Revise One Course
Eff. Term: FALL 2013
1. JOUR-588 Cities, Climate and Risk (3)
Reporting and writing on urbanization, climate change and environmental harm.
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Course Title Specialized Reporting: Urban Ecology
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Reporting and writing on urban
Description ecology, survey of the urban
landscape as an environment and
human impact on these communities.
Revised
Cities, Climate and Risk
Reporting and writing on urbanization,
climate change and environmental
harm.
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IV. VITERBI SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
Electrical Engineering
A. Revise Twenty-Three Courses
Eff. Term: FALL 2013
1. EE-500 Neural and Fuzzy Systems (3)
Neural networks and fuzzy systems, including: neuron structure and dynamics,
unsupervised and supervised learning, network models and architectures, network
stability and learning convergence. Prerequisites: EE 503. Recommended
preparation: EE 464.
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Neural networks and fuzzy systems,
including: neuron structure
anddynamics, unsupervised and
supervised learning, network models
and architectures, network stability and
learning convergence.
Neural networks and fuzzy systems,
including: neuron structure and
dynamics, unsupervised and supervised
learning, network models and
architectures, network stability and
learning convergence. Prerequisites: EE
503. Recommended preparation: EE
464.
1 from (EE-464 or EE-503)
Prerequisite(s) EE-464
Eff. Term: FALL 2013
2. EE-517 Statistics for Engineers (3)
Presents statistics with engineering emphasis. Topics include confidence intervals,
hypothesis testing, estimation, regression, nonparametric tests, analysis of
variance, quality control, and experimental design. Recommended preparation:
EE 464 or EE 503.
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Presents statistics with engineering
emphasis. Topics include confidence
intervals, hypothesis testing,
estimation, regression, nonparametric
tests, analysis of variance, quality
control, and experimental design.
Recommended preparation: EE 464 or
other probability course
Recommended
n/a
Preparation
Revised
Presents statistics with engineering
emphasis. Topics include confidence
intervals, hypothesis testing, estimation,
regression, nonparametric tests, analysis
of variance, quality control, and
experimental design. Recommended
preparation: EE 464 or EE 503.
EE-464 or EE-503
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Eff. Term: FALL 2013
3. EE-520 Introduction to Quantum Information Processing (3)
Introduces the basics of quantum computation and quantum information theory:
quantum bits and registers, unitary gates, algorithms, error correction, and
quantum cryptography. Recommended preparation: EE 441 and EE 464 or EE
503.
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Introduces the basics of quantum
computation and quantum
information theory: quantum bits and
registers, unitary gates, algorithms,
error correction, and quantum
cryptography. Recommended
preparation: EE 441, EE 464.
Recommended
n/a
Preparation
Revised
Introduces the basics of quantum
computation and quantum information
theory: quantum bits and registers,
unitary gates, algorithms, error
correction, and quantum cryptography.
Recommended preparation: EE 441 and
EE 464 or EE 503.
EE 441 and 1 from (EE 464 or EE 503)
Eff. Term: FALL 2013
4. EE-549 Queueing Theory for Performance Modeling (3)
Review of Poisson and Markov processes; Markovian and non-Markovian
queueing systems; networks of queues; priority queueing; applications of the
theory to computer systems and communication networks. Prerequisites: EE 464
or EE 465 or EE 503.
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Review of Poisson and Markov
processes; Markovian and nonMarkovian queueing systems;
networks of queues; priority queueing;
applications of the theory to computer
systems and communication networks.
Review of Poisson and Markov
processes; Markovian and nonMarkovian queueing systems; networks
of queues; priority queueing;
applications of the theory to computer
systems and communication networks.
Prerequisites: EE 464 or EE 465 or EE
503.
1 from (EE-464 or EE-465 or EE-503)
Prerequisite(s) 1 from (EE-464 or EE-465)
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5. EE-550 Design and Analysis of Computer Communication Networks (3)
Applications of stochastic modeling and optimization techniques to
communication network design and analysis. Data link control; performance
models; multi-access channels; routing and flow control. Prerequisites: EE 450
and EE 464 or EE 465 or EE 503. Recommended preparation: EE-549.
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Catalog
Description
Applications of stochastic modeling
and optimization techniques to
communication network design and
analysis. Data link control;
performance models; multi-access
channels; routing and flowcontrol.
Recommended preparation: EE-549.
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Applications of stochastic modeling and
optimization techniques to
communication network design and
analysis. Data link control; performance
models; multi-access channels; routing
and flow control. Prerequisites: EE 450
and EE 464 or EE 465 or EE 503.
Recommended preparation: EE-549.
EE-450 and 1 from (EE-464 or EE-465
Prerequisite(s) EE-450 and 1 from (EE-464 or EE-465)
or EE-503)
Eff. Term: FALL 2013
6. EE-555 Broadband Network Architectures (3)
Broadband network architectures and services, technologies for high-speed access
and core networks, optical infrastructure for layered network architectures, high
performance switch and router architectures. Prerequisites: EE 450 and EE 464 or
EE 465 or EE-503.
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Description
Broadband network architectures and
services, technologies for high-speed
access and core networks, optical
infrastructure for layered network
architectures, high performance switch
and router architectures.
Revised
Broadband network architectures and
services, technologies for high-speed
access and core networks, optical
infrastructure for layered network
architectures, high performance switch
and router architectures. Prerequisites:
EE 450 and EE 464 or EE 465 or EE503.
EE-450 and 1 from (EE-464 or EE-465
Prerequisite(s) EE-450 and 1 from (EE-464 or EE-465)
or EE-503)
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7. EE-556 Stochastic Systems and Finance (3)
Introductory probability; Markov chains; Martingales and stopping times;
Brownian motion; Ito's calculus and formula; Black-Scholes formula; arbitrage
pricing and risk neutral measures; options. Prerequisites: EE 441 and EE 464 or
EE 465 or EE 503. Recommended preparation: EE 562a or EE 562b or ISE 538.
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Introductory probability; Markov
chains; Martingales and stopping
times; Brownian motion; Ito's calculus
and formula; Black-Scholes formula;
arbitrage pricing and risk neutral
measures; options. Recommended
preparation: EE 562a or EE 562b or
ISE 538.
Introductory probability; Markov
chains; Martingales and stopping times;
Brownian motion; Ito's calculus and
formula; Black-Scholes formula;
arbitrage pricing and risk neutral
measures; options. Prerequisites: EE
441 and EE 464 or EE 465 or EE 503.
Recommended preparation: EE 562a or
EE 562b or ISE 538.
EE-441 and 1 from (EE-464 or EE-465
or EE-503)
Prerequisite(s) EE-441 and EE-464 or EE-465
Recommended
EE 562a or ISE 538
Preparation
EE 562a or EE 562b or ISE 538
Eff. Term: FALL 2013
8. EE-559 Mathematical Pattern Recognition (3)
Distribution free classification, discriminant functions, training algorithms;
statistical classification, parametric and nonparametric techniques, potential
functions; non-supervised learning. Prerequisites: EE 464 or EE 503. Corequisite:
EE 441.
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Description
Distribution free classification,
discriminant functions, training
algorithms; statistical classification,
parametric and nonparametric
techniques, potential functions; nonsupervised learning.
Distribution free classification,
discriminant functions, training
algorithms; statistical classification,
parametric and nonparametric
techniques, potential functions; nonsupervised learning. Prerequisites: EE
464 or EE 503. Corequisite: EE 441.
Prerequisite(s) EE-464
1 from (EE-464 or EE-503)
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Eff. Term: FALL 2013
9. EE-562a Random Processes in Engineering (3)
a: Random vectors, sequences, and functions. Linear transformations, second
moment theory, spectral densities, narrowband processes, Gaussian processes,
correlation detection, linear minimum mean square error estimation. Prerequisites:
EE 441 and EE 464 or EE 503.
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a: Random vectors, sequences, and
functions. Linear transformations,
second moment theory, spectral
densities, narrowband processes,
Gaussian processes, correlation
detection, linear minimum mean
square error estimation.
a: Random vectors, sequences, and
functions. Linear transformations,
second moment theory, spectral
densities, narrowband processes,
Gaussian processes, correlation
detection, linear minimum mean square
error estimation. Prerequisites: EE 441
and EE 464 or EE 503.
EE-441 and 1 from (EE-464 or EE-503)
Prerequisite(s) (EE-441 and EE-464)
Eff. Term: FALL 2013
10. EE-564 Communication Theory (3)
Elementary statistical design theory with applications to the design of digital
communications receivers and radar receivers; signal design in digital
communications. Prerequisites: EE-441 and EE 464 or EE 503; Co-requisite: EE
562a. Recommended preparation: EE-401.
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Elementary statistical design theory
with applications to thedesign of
digital communications receivers and
radar receivers;signal design in digital
communications. Recommended
preparation: EE-401.
Prerequisite(s) (EE-441 and EE-464)
Revised
Elementary statistical design theory
with applications to the design of digital
communications receivers and radar
receivers; signal design in digital
communications. Prerequisites: EE-441
and EE 464 or EE 503; Corequisite: EE
562a. Recommended preparation: EE401.
EE-441 and 1 from (EE-464 or EE-503)
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Eff. Term: FALL 2013
11. EE-565a Information Theory (3)
Information measures; asymptotic equipartition property; source coding
theorem; noiseless coding; cryptography, channel coding theorem; rate distortion
theory; Gaussian channels; multiple user source and channel theory.
Prerequisites: EE 464 or EE 465 or EE 503.
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Catalog
Description
Information measures; asymptotic
equipartition property; source coding
theorem; noiseless coding;
cryptography, channel coding
theorem; rate distortion theory;
Gaussian channels; multiple user
source and channel theory.
Information measures; asymptotic
equipartition property; source coding
theorem; noiseless coding;
cryptography, channel coding theorem;
rate distortion theory; Gaussian
channels; multiple user source and
channel theory. Prerequisites: EE 464
or EE 465 or EE 503.
1 from (EE-464 or EE-465 or EE-503)
Prerequisite(s) 1 from (EE-464 or EE-465)
Eff. Term: FALL 2013
12. EE-567 Communication Systems (3)
Analysis of communication systems operating from very low to optical
frequencies. Comparison of modulation and detection methods. System
components description. Optimum design of communication systems.
Corequisites: EE 464 or EE 465 or EE 503. Recommended preparation: EE 441.
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Description
Analysis of communication systems
operating from very low to optical
frequencies. Comparison of modulation
and detection methods. System
components description. Optimum
design of communication systems.
Recommended preparation: EE 441.
Analysis of communication systems
operating from very low to optical
frequencies. Comparison of modulation
and detection methods. System
components description. Optimum
design of communication systems.
Corequisites: EE 464 or EE 465 or EE
503. Recommended preparation: EE
441.
Corequisite(s) 1 from (EE-464 or EE-465)
1 from (EE-464 or EE-465 or EE-503)
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Eff. Term: FALL 2013
13. EE-568 Error Correcting Codes (3)
Linear block codes. Combinatorial decoding of block codes;convolution codes;
probabilistic formulation of decoding methods; decoding methods; examples.
Prerequisites: EE 441 and EE 464 or EE 503.
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Catalog
Description
Linear block codes. Combinatorial
decoding of block codes; convolution
codes; probabilistic formulation of
decoding methods; decoding methods;
examples.
Linear block codes. Combinatorial
decoding of block codes;convolution
codes; probabilistic formulation of
decoding methods; decoding methods;
examples. Prerequisites: EE 441 and EE
464 or EE 503.
EE-441 and 1 from (EE-464 or EE-503)
Prerequisite(s) (EE-441 and EE-464)
Eff. Term: FALL 2013
14. EE-569 Introduction to Digital Image Processing (3)
Image sampling, 2-D image transform, image enhancement, geometric image
modification, mophologic processing, edge detection, textureanalysis, image
filtering and restoration. Graduate standing. Recommended preparation: EE 401
and EE 464 or EE 503.
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Description
Image sampling, 2-D image
transform, image enhancement,
geometric image modification,
mophologic processing, edge
detection, textureanalysis, image
filtering and restoration. Graduate
standing. Recommended preparation:
401, 464
Image sampling, 2-D image transform,
image enhancement, geometric image
modification, mophologic processing,
edge detection, textureanalysis, image
filtering and restoration. Graduate
standing. Recommended preparation:
EE 401 and EE 464 or EE 503.
Recommended
n/a
Preparation
EE 401 and one from (EE 464 or EE
503)
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15. EE-591 Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Reconstruction (3)
Principles of magnetic resonance imaging. Spin physics, Fourier-based
acquisition and reconstruction, generation of tissue contrast, fast imaging,
artifact correction, advanced image reconstruction. Prerequisite: EE 483.
Recommended preparation: EE 441, BME 525 and EE 464 or EE 503, and
familiarity with MATLAB.
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Description
Principles of magnetic resonance
imaging. Spin physics, Fourier-based
acquisition and reconstruction,
generation of tissue contrast, fast
imaging, artifact correction, advanced
image reconstruction. Recommended
preparation: EE 441, EE 464, BME
525.
Revised
Principles of magnetic resonance
imaging. Spin physics, Fourier-based
acquisition and reconstruction,
generation of tissue contrast, fast
imaging, artifact correction, advanced
image reconstruction. Prerequisite: EE
483. Recommended preparation: EE
441, BME 525 and EE 464 or EE 503,
and familiarity with MATLAB.
EE 441; BME 525; and one from (EE
Recommended
Prerequisite: familiarity with MATLAB 464 or EE 503); familiarity with
Preparation
MATLAB.
Eff. Term: FALL 2013
16. EE-595 Algebraic Coding Theory (3)
Finite field theory; Reed Solomon codes; algebraic codes; algebraic decoding
methods; examples. Prerequisites: EE 441 and EE 464 or EE 503.
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Catalog
Description
Finite field theory; Reed Solomon
codes; algebraic codes; algebraic
decoding methods; examples.
Finite field theory; Reed Solomon
codes; algebraic codes; algebraic
decoding methods; examples.
Prerequisites: EE 441 and EE 464 or EE
503.
EE-441 and 1 from (EE-464 or EE-503)
Prerequisite(s) (EE-441 and EE-464)
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17. EE-597 Wireless Networks (3)
Introduction to wireless networking technologies; fundamental architectural and
design principles used at all protocol layers; optimization and performance
evaluation using mathematical analysis and simulations. Prerequisites: EE 450
and EE 464 or EE 465 or EE 503. Recommended preparation: EE 467,
familiarity with Matlab and C programming.
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Catalog
Description
Introduction to wireless networking
technologies; fundamental architectural
and design principles used at all
protocol layers; optimization and
performance evaluation using
mathematical analysis and simulations.
Recommended preparation: EE 467,
familiarity with Matlab and C
programming.
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Introduction to wireless networking
technologies; fundamental architectural
and design principles used at all
protocol layers; optimization and
performance evaluation using
mathematical analysis and simulations.
Prerequisites: EE 450 and EE 464 or EE
465 or EE 503. Recommended
preparation: EE 467, familiarity with
Matlab and C programming.
EE-450 and 1 from (EE-464 or EE-465
Prerequisite(s) EE-450 and 1 from (EE-464 or EE-465)
or EE-503)
Eff. Term: FALL 2013
18. EE-619 Advanced Topics in Automatic Speech Recognition (3)
Advanced topics in automatic speech recognition, speaker recognition, spoken
dialogue, conversational multimedia interfaces. Recommended preparation: EE
519 and CSCI 544 and EE 464 or EE 503.
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Description
Advanced topics in automatic speech
recognition, speaker recognition,
spoken dialogue, coversational
multimedia interfaces.
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Advanced topics in automatic speech
recognition, speaker recognition,
spoken dialogue, conversational
multimedia interfaces. Recommended
preparation: EE 519 and CSCI 544
and EE 464 or EE 503.
Recommended Recommended preparation: EE 464, EE EE 519 and CSCI 544 and 1 from (EE
Preparation
519
464 or EE 503)
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19. EE-648 Network Economics and Games (3)
Economics of networks; Game theory, Mechanism design and auctions in
networks; spectrum sharing mechanisms in communications; pricing of
differentiated services; network security. Prerequisites: EE 450 and EE 464 or
EE 465 or EE 503.
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Description
Economics of networks; Game theory,
Mechanism design and auctions in
networks; spectrum sharing
mechanisms in communications;
pricing of differentiated services;
network security.
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Economics of networks; Game theory,
Mechanism design and auctions in
networks; spectrum sharing
mechanisms in communications;
pricing of differentiated services;
network security. Prerequisites: EE 450
and EE 464 or EE 465 or EE 503.
EE-450 and 1 from (EE-464 or EE-465
Prerequisite(s) EE-450 and 1 from (EE-464 or EE-465)
or EE-503)
Eff. Term: FALL 2013
20. EE-649 Stochastic Network Optimization (3)
Optimization of wireless and ad-hoc mobile networks; opportunistic scheduling,
flow control; backpressure routing; queue stability; energy-delay and utilitydelay tradeoffs. Prerequisites: EE 464 or EE 465 or EE 503.
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Description
Optimization of wireless and ad-hoc
mobile networks; opportunistic
scheduling, flow control; backpressure
routing; queue stability; energy-delay
and utility-delay tradeoffs.
Optimization of wireless and ad-hoc
mobile networks; opportunistic
scheduling, flow control; backpressure
routing; queue stability; energy-delay
and utility-delay tradeoffs.
Prerequisites: EE 464 or EE 465 or EE
503.
Prerequisite(s) 1 from (EE-464 or EE-465)
1 from (EE-464 or EE-465 or EE-503)
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21. EE-650 Advanced Topics in Computer Networks (3)
Protocol modeling: flow and congestion control, dynamic routing, distributed
implementation; broadcast communication media and multiple access protocols;
local networks, satellite networks, terrestrial radio networks. Prerequisites: EE
450 and EE 465 or EE 503. Recommended preparation: EE-550 or CSCI-551.
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Catalog
Description
Protocol modelling: flow and
congestion control, dynamic
routing,distributed implementation;
broadcast communication media
andmultiple access protocols; local
networks, satellite networks,terrestrial
radio networks. Recommended
preparation: EE 550 or CSCI 551
Protocol modeling: flow and congestion
control, dynamic routing, distributed
implementation; broadcast
communication media and multiple
access protocols; local networks,
satellite networks, terrestrial radio
networks. Prerequisites: EE 450 and EE
465 or EE 503. Recommended
preparation: EE-550 or CSCI-551.
Prerequisite(s) 1 from (EE-450 or EE-465)
EE-450 and 1 from (EE-465 or EE-503)
Eff. Term: FALL 2013
22. EE-669 Multimedia Data Compression (3)
Lossless compression, audio/speech coding, vector quantization, fractal
compression, JPEG and JPEG-2000, video compression techniques and MPEG
standards, video transmission over wired and wireless networks. Recommended
preparation: EE 464 or EE 503.
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Description
Lossless compression, audio/speech
coding, vector quantization, fractal
compression, JPEG and JPEG-2000,
video compression techniques and
MPEG standards, video transmission
over wired and wireless networks.
Recommended preparation: EE 464
Lossless compression, audio/speech
coding, vector quantization, fractal
compression, JPEG and JPEG-2000,
video compression techniques and
MPEG standards, video transmission
over wired and wireless networks.
Recommended preparation: EE 464 or
EE 503.
Recommended
n/a
Preparation
EE 464 or EE 503
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23. EE-682 Law and Intellectual Property for Engineers (3)
Detailed introduction to the modern American legal system with a special focus
on intellectual-property doctrines. Recommended preparation: EE 464 or EE
503.
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Detailed introduction to the modern
American legal system with a special
focus on intellectual-property
doctrines. Recommended preparation:
EE-464.
Detailed introduction to the modern
American legal system with a special
focus on intellectual-property doctrines.
Recommended preparation: EE 464 or
EE 503.
Recommended
EE 464
Preparation
V.
EE 464 or EE 503
ROSKI SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS
Fine Arts
A. Revise One Course
Eff. Term: FALL 2013
1. FAPH-309a Intermediate Photography (4)
Instruction in photographic image-making within fine art; development of
technical skills in relation to personal vision; working with color, medium-format
cameras, and studio lighting. Duplicates credit in the former FA-209b.
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Instruction in photographic imagemaking within fine art; development
of technical skills in relation to
personal vision; working with color,
medium-format cameras, and studio
lighting. Duplicates credit in the
former FA-209b.
Continued examination of the
conceptual, technical, aesthetic and
historical tools necessary for a wellinformed deliberate art practice with an
emphasis on color photography. Work
is in digital or analog. Prerequisites:
FAPH 209 or FAIN 210. Duplicates
credit in the former FA 209b.
1 from (FAIN-210 or FAPH-209)
Prerequisite(s) FAPH-209
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A. Terminate One Minor
Eff. Term: SUMMER 2013
1. Digital Media-Based Imaging
Replaced by Digital Studio minor (See March 2013 AHS Report)
VI. SOL PRICE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY
Policy, Planning and Development
A. Revise One Course
Eff. Term: FALL 2013
1. PPD-315 Analytic Foundations for Public Policy (4)
Qualitative methods of analysis; ethical and political implications of policy
choices; issue diagnosis and policy design skills; critical reasoning and ethics;
policy leadership.
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Prerequisite(s)
PPD-314
none
VII. SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK
Social Work
A. Drop One Course
Eff. Term: SUMMER 2013
1. SOWK-642 Military Culture as a Workplace Environment (1)
Examination of complex issues of the military as a workplace environment
including gender, the role of rank structure, psychological development of basic
training, and ethics of counseling.