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Syllabus
BSc Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering

Fundamentals of Electronic and Electric Engineering

Subject
Type Semester ECTS Code
OBLIGATIVE (O) 1 6
Course Lecturer dr.sc.inxh Muhamet Avdyli
Course Assistant
Course Tutor

The course provides the fundamentals of electronic and electrical engineering. Electronics is the
foundational materials for computer engineering. The course provides an introduction to the design of
electronic circuits used to implement computers. Basic core material includes the electronic properties of
materials, diodes, logic families and storage elements. Towards the end of the course students are
Aims and Objectives provided with more advanced topics in design parameters, interfacing ad buses, circuit modelling and
simulation and operational amplifiers. Key introductory topics include: electronic properties of materials,
Diodes, MOS Transistors, MOS logic families, Bipolar transistors, Design parameters, Storage elements,
Interfacing logic families, operational amplifiers.

Upon successful completion of the course, the student is expected to:

 Identify contributors to electronics and relate their achievements to Computer Engineering

 Describe a transistor and its functions

 Identify storage elements

 Articulate the purpose of buses

Learning Outcomes
 Indicate the importance of designing data conversion circuits

 Identify software products used for designing and simulating circuits

 Describe how Computer Engineering benefits from electronics

Course Content Course Plan Week

 Introduction 1
Electrical charges, voltage, current 2
Resistor Circuits, Capacitors 3
Kirchhoff’s laws 4
AC Circuits 5
Semiconductors, Diodes 6
Bipolar Transistors 7
MOS Transistors 8
Operational Amplifiers 9
Integrated Circuits, Logic Families 10
Data Conversion 11
Filters 12
13
14
15
Teaching/Learning Activity Weight (%)
1. Lectures 80%
2. Seminars -
3. Laboratory -
4. Case studies -
Teaching/Learning
Methods 5. Role play -
6. Problem-based learning 20%
7. Study visits -
8. Work placement -
Assessment Activity Number Week Weight (%)
1. Quiz
2. Individual Project 1 - 20%
3. Midterm
Assessment Methods
4. Final Exam 1 - 80%

Resources Number
1. Classroom(e.g) 1
2. Laboratory (e.g)
Course resources 3. Moodle
4. Softwer MATLAB/SPSS/SIMULINK
5. Projector 1
6.
Activity Weekly hrs Total workload
1. Lectures 2 24
2. Seminars
ECTS Workload 3. Laboratory
4. Assignments - 16
5. Independent Study 108
6. Exam - 2

Literature/References
Reza (2007), Fundamental Concepts in Electrical and Computer Engineering with practical design
 problems, Universal Publishes

Chen (2004), The Electrical Engineering Handbook, Academic Press

Jones (2004), Electrical and Electronic Problems and Challenges, Dearborn Trade Publishing

Sriniovas (2014), Basic Electronic Engineering, I.K. International

Dr.sc.inxh. Muhamet Avdyli

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