Fall 2015 Course Listing for the Collaborative Engineering Program –
Electrical Engineering
UW Fox Valley Face-to-Face Courses
EE 1210
UW Fox Valley
Lecture-M/W 4:30-5:50pm Lab- W 5:50-7pm
U1101 Fang Yang
Circuit Modeling l: 3 credits. Voltage, current, resistance, and impedance. Opamps. Phasors. Ohm's law, Kirchhoff's
laws, superposition, and Thevenin's and Norton's theorems applied to the modeling of zero-order networks.
Complex numbers and algebra. Prerequisite: Math 2640. F, S
EE 3410
UW Fox Valley U1025 Lecture-T/TH 5pm-6:30pm U1101Lab T/TH 7pm-9pm
Fang Yang
Into Elec Mach & Power System: 4 credits. Introduction to electromechanics, generators, transformers,
transmission lines, motors, and network analysis. Lecture, 3 hours; laboratory 2 hours. Prerequisite: Phys 2340 and
GE 2930 with grade of B, or better, OR EE 2210. F, S
UW Rock County Face-to-Face Courses
EE 3320
UW Rock County
T/TH 3:45pm-5:03pm
AH10
Cindy Gao
Automatic Controls**. 4 credits. Analysis and synthesis of single-input, single-output linear time-invariant systems
are considered through classical Laplace transform methods such as root-locus and frequency-domain techniques.
The computer simulations demonstrate practical application of the concepts. Prerequisite: EE 2220. F, S
EE 3780
UW Rock County
T/TH 2pm-3:18pm
AH10
Cindy Gao
Logic and Digital Design**. 4 credits. Introduction to digital logic. Boolean algebra. MSI and LSI. Combinational and
sequential network design, prototyping, and testing. State machine design and implementation. Introduction to
HDL and programmable logic devices. Prerequisite: C- or better in EE 1210 or EE 1020 and Computer 3230. F, S
Courses Available Via Streaming Video:
Course #
Course Name
Instructor
Campus Streamed From
EE 1210
Circuit Modeling I
John Goomey
Platteville
EE 3020
Analog Electronics
Mohammad Habibi
Platteville
EE 3210
Engineering Computations
Dale Buechler
Platteville
EE 3320
Automatic Controls
Piyare Sharma
Platteville
EE 3410
Intro Elec Mach & Power System
Fang Yang
Fox Valley
EE 3780
Intro to Microprocessors
Cindy Gao
Rock County
EE 4350
Discrete Time Control Systems
Cindy Gao
Rock County
EE 4430
Power Electronics
Gholamreza Dehnavi
Platteville
EE 4610
Communication Systems
Phil Sealy
Platteville
Fall 2015 Course Listing for the Collaborative Engineering Program –
Mechanical Engineering
UW-Washington County Face-to-Face Courses:
ME 3040
UW Washington
Lecture: M/W-2pm-3:15pm
339
Guy Campbell
Engineering Materials: A study of metals and polymers. Crystal structures, microstructures, molecular structures
and imperfections. Relationship between structures and observed mechanical properties. Material failure.
Prerequisite: CHEM 1450 or CHEM 1240Corequisite: GENENG 2340
ME 3430
UW Washington
T/TH-2pm-3:15pm
339
Guy Campbell
Intro to Comp Methods: An introduction to structured programming with engineering applications. Fundamental
programming concepts, algorithm development, and debugging. Introduce and apply concepts in linear algebra to
engineering problems in statics, dynamics and other professional engineering courses. Problems include solving
systems of linear equations, root finding, eigenvalues and eigenvectors, and regression. Corequisite: MATH 3630
ME 3830
UW Washington
M/W-3:30-4:45pm
339
Guy Campbell
Mechanisms and Machines: Design and analysis of mechanisms and machines. A study of simple machines such
as linkages, geared systems, and cam-follower systems. Topics include mechanism motion and performance
(position, velocity, acceleration, force transmission, etc.), actuators, and design considerations to improve machine
performance. The use of a customer-based, systematic design process to design and develop a working
mechanism. Prerequisite: A "C-" or better in GENENG 2230 (or ENGRPHYS 3420) and GENENG2030
Fall 2015 Course Listing for the Collaborative Engineering Program –
Mechanical Engineering
UW-Fox Valley Face-to-Face Courses:
ME 3040
UW Fox Valley
M/W 5pm-7pm
U1102
Mike Zampaloni
Engineering Materials: A study of metals and polymers. Crystal structures, microstructures, molecular structures
and imperfections. Relationship between structures and observed mechanical properties. Material failure.
Prerequisite: CHEM 1450 or CHEM 1240Corequisite: GENENG 2340
ME 3430
UW Fox Valley
T/TH 4:30-6:30pm
U1101
Ranen McLanahan
Intro to Comp Methods: An introduction to structured programming with engineering applications. Fundamental
programming concepts, algorithm development, and debugging. Introduce and apply concepts in linear algebra to
engineering problems in statics, dynamics and other professional engineering courses. Problems include solving
systems of linear equations, root finding, eigenvalues and eigenvectors, and regression. Corequisite: MATH 3630
ME 3330
UW Fox Valley
T/TH 4:30-6pm U 1102
Mike Zampaloni
Design of Machine Elements: Nonstandard loading, deflection analysis, failure theories for static and cyclic loading
followed by safety considerations. Design and selection of a wide range of machine elements such as fasteners,
springs, shafts, bearings and gears. Dimensioning, fits and tolerances and design communication. Open-ended
design project. Prerequisite: MECHENG 3040 and “C-” or better in GENENG 2030 and GENENG 2340
ME 3720
UW Fox Valley
T/TH 6:45-9:00 U 1102
Ranen McLanahan
Mechanical Systems Lab: Introduction to engineering laboratory equipment, experimental procedures, report
writing, automated data acquisition, including computer programming, and statistical analysis. Emphasis is on the
experimental analysis of mechanical systems, including topics such as vibrations, strain gauges, and DC motors,
along with the electronics used to instrument and measure these systems. Prerequisite: MATH 4030 Corequisite:
MECHENG 3030
ME 3830
UW Fox Valley
M/W 7:15-9:15 U 1102
Mike Zampaloni
Mechanisms and Machines: Design and analysis of mechanisms and machines. A study of simple machines such
as linkages, geared systems, and cam-follower systems. Topics include mechanism motion and performance
(position, velocity, acceleration, force transmission, etc.), actuators, and design considerations to improve machine
performance. The use of a customer-based, systematic design process to design and develop a working
mechanism. Prerequisite: A "C-" or better in GENENG 2230 (or ENGRPHYS 3420) and GENENG2030
ME 4730
UW Fox Valley
M/W 4:45-6:15 U 1025
Ranen McLanahan
Thermo-Fluid Systems Design: A course treating the concepts of Thermodynamics, Fluid Mechanics, Heat Transfer,
and mechanics in a unified presentation. Particular emphasis will be directed towards applications to actual
physical systems including the gas power cycles, refrigeration cycles, heat exchangers, ideal gas mixtures,
psychometrics and 1st law combustion. Some design of devices involved in these applications will also be included.
Prerequisites: MECHENG 3640 and MECHENG 3300
Fall 2015 Course Listing for the Collaborative Engineering Program –
Courses Available Via Streaming Video:
Course Number
Course Name
Instructor
Campus Streamed From
ME 3040
ME 3430
ME 3330
ME 3830
ME 4730
ME 4820
Engineering Computations
Intro to Comp Methods
Design of Machine Elements
Mechanisms & Machines
Thermo-Fluid Design
Advanced Manufacturing
Guy Campbell
V. Gnaneswaran
Mike Zampaloni
Guy Campbell
Ranen McLanahan
John Obielodan
Washington County
Platteville
Fox Valley
Washington
Fox Valley
Platteville