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Description

Video Streaming courses are recorded in a live on-campus classroom with the instructor and students. Within a few hours, this recording is digitized and made available for distance education students on the Internet. Students taking this course at a distance are able to watch the lecture online via RealPlayer. Though the recording cannot be transferred and saved to a hard drive or disk, students have access to the lectures throughout the semester and may watch them as many times as they like.

Currently, three classes are offered via Video Streaming:

EE 410 & 510: Integrated Circuit Physical Design

CMOS IC layout, modeling, parasitic capacitance extraction, SPICE simulation. Design of static and dynamic logic gates, counters, registers, memories. Students will produce a verified layout file that can be used to build a set of photomasks for fabrication in either a foundry or in EE 440.
PREREQ: EE 322.

EE 614: Advanced Analog

Advanced analog design considerations including: noise, common-mode feedback, high-speed, design for signal processing, filter design.
PREREQ: EE 411 or 511.

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Technology Requirements

Broadband Connection

These classes require a broadband connection, which could be any one of the following:

  • DSL
  • cable modem
  • LAN connection to a T1 line (or greater)

A dial-up connection is not adequate for these classes.

RealPlayer

RealPlayer is required in order to play the streamed lecture. RealPlayer is available free at www.real.com for both PC and Macintosh users.

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Support

Class URL

Your instructor will provide in the syllabus the URL where the initial streamed lecture will reside. An explanation of the naming convention for subsequent lectures will also be provided.

Technical Problems

For technical questions about your streamed class, please contact Academic Technologies:
Ted Eisele
Phone: 208.426.1695
Email: teisele@boisestate.edu

Class Content

For class content questions, please contact your instructor according to the instructions in your syllabus.

General Course Questions, Registration

For questions you might have about general course information, registration, etc. contact Distance Education:
Phone: 208.426.5622
Email:

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Last reviewed: January 15, 2008