Curricula, Courses and Teaching (A.K. Uht)
New Undergraduate
Integrated Computer Engineering Design (ICED)
Curriculum
The ICED web site is in the process of being radically improved. The above links take you there, just be advised that it is still under construction.
Fully approved. Effective Fall 1997.
Partial support for this curriculum is provided by the
National Science Foundation's
Division of Undergraduate Education
through grant number DUE-9751215.
"It is likely that this new curriculum will ... serve as a national model."
- NSF grant proposal reviewer.
In cooperation with the
Computer Science and Statistics Department
and the Instructional Development Program.
Click here for a short paper on the ICED curriculum.
Courses Taught, Past and Present
ELE 205 Microprocessor Laboratory
ELE 305 Introduction to Computer Architecture
ELE 405 Digital Computer Design
(old)
ELE 405 Digital Computer Design
(current)
ELE 658 Instruction Level Parallelism
and the Ubiquitous, Bothersome Branch
Other Teaching Activities
-
Teaching Fellow
, 1995-1996 academic year, Instructional Development Program
April 24, 2001 |
Gus Uht
|
uht@ele.uri.edu