This course is intended for speakers of other languages who have already achieved a score of 525 or higher on the TOEFL (or an equivalent score on another standardized test of English language proficiency). Students will learn to read academic materials, do basic library research, write short papers in standard academic form, understand academic lectures, and participate in group work and class discussion. Writing Intensive. Students enrolled in ESL 450/ESL 650 are also eligible to enroll in two University of New Hampshire courses. Permission required. Special fee.

This course covers the basic manufacturing processes used to convert raw materials into finished goods. Various manufacturing methods including both traditional and computer controlled covered include: machining, forming, casting, welding, 3D printing. The complex relationship between design and manufacturability is investigated and emphasized. The lab portion of this course will demonstrate the use of various machining processes which are capable in the UNHM Machine Shop Lab. Prereq: MATH 418, ET 405.

The fundamental analysis and design concepts of digital theory needed for more advanced study of digital circuits. Topics covered include: number systems, codes, Boolean algebra, K-mapping, and combinational, sequential digital circuits. Lab exercises explore modern integrated circuit technology and introductory design using Electronic Design Automation (EDA) tools. Prereq: MATH 418.

Second course in electronic circuit analysis, introducing time varying circuits and more advanced electronic circuit analysis; including super position, node/mesh methods, phasor representation, frequency response, impedance, and reactance. Lab exercises use oscilloscopes, function generators to build and analyze circuits with reactive elements. Prereq: MATH 418; ET 431.