I received a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Michigan State University in May 2005. I am currently pursuing an M.S. in Electrical Engineering also at Michigan State. If you would like a copy of my resume, please contact me.
Courses:
Graduate (2005-)
Fall 2006
- ECE 813: Advanced VLSI Design
- ECE 874: Physical Electronics
- STT 441: Probability and Statistics I: Probability
Spring 2006
- ECE 802: Low Power Analog and Mixed-Signal VLSI Design
- ECE 899: Masters Thesis Research
Fall 2005
- ECE 832: Analog Integrated Circuit Design
- ECE 870: Introduction to Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems
- CSE 803: Computer Vision
Undergraduate (2001-2005)
Spring 2005: Senior
- ECE 411: Electronic Design Automation
- ECE 480: Senior Design
- STT 351: Probability and Statistics For Engineering
Fall 2004: Senior
- ECE 410: VLSI Design
- ECE 418: Algorithms of Circuit Design
- IAH 231C: Roles of Language in Society
- ME 221: Statics
Spring 2004: Senior
- CSE 420: Computer Architecture
- ECE 320: Energy Conversion / Power Electronics
- ECE 474: Principles of Electronic Devices
- ECE 484: Applications of Analog Integrated Circuits
Fall 2003: Junior
- CSE 410: Operating Systems
- ECE 302: Electronic Circuits
- ECE 303: Electronic Circuits Lab
- ECE 305: Electromagnetic Fields and Waves I
- ECE 313: Control Systems
Summer 2003: Junior
- ECE 360: Signal Processing
Spring 2003: Junior
- CSE 260: Discrete Structures In Computer Science
- ECE 200: Electric Circuits
- ECE 331: Microprocessors & Digital Systems
- PHY 184: Physics For Scientists & Engineers II
Fall 2002: Sophomore
- CSE 232: Introduction To Programming II
- ECE 230: Digital Logic Fundamentals
- PHY 183: Physics For Scientists & Engineers I
- ISS 325: War & Revolution
Summer 2002: Sophomore
- MTH 235: Differential Equations
Spring 2002: Freshman
- MTH 234: Multivariable Calculus
- CEM 141: General Chemistry
- CEM 161: Chemistry Laboratory I
- ISS 225: Power, Authority, & Exchange
- IAH 206: Self, Society, & Technology
Fall 2001: Freshman
- CSE 231: Introduction To Programming I
- MTH 133: Calculus II
- ISB 204: Applications In Biomedical Sciences
- ATL 150: Evolution of American Thought