Electrical Engineering 145A

Note: This class is no longer being taught.

Title	Sensors, Actuators, and Electrodes
Units	4
Description	Introduction to the physical bases of transduction, detection of signals in the presence of noise, applications of lumped-and distributed-parameter network theory to design and analysis of sensor and actuator systems in acoustics, optics, mechanics, fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, chemical dynamics and electrodynamics. Electrochemical bases of electrodes. Biological sensors and actuators.

Sections	Instructor	Teaching Effectiveness			How worthwhile was this course?
Spring 1996	Edwin R. Lewis	5.0	/ 7 ± 1.2		4.0	/ 7 ± 1.7
Spring 1995	Edwin R. Lewis	5.4	/ 7 ± 0.5		4.7	/ 7 ± 0.9
Spring 1994	Edwin R. Lewis	5.4	/ 7 ± 0.6		4.0	/ 7 ± 1.1
Spring 1993	Edwin R. Lewis	5.6	/ 7 ± 0.6		5.1	/ 7 ± 0.8
Fall 1991	Edwin R. Lewis	4.5	/ 7 ± 0.6		4.4	/ 7 ± 0.6
Fall 1990	Edwin R. Lewis	5.9	/ 7 ± 1.0		5.6	/ 7 ± 1.3
Overall Rating		Teaching Effectiveness			How worthwhile was this course?
Electrical Engineering 145A		5.3	/ 7 ± 0.1		4.6	/ 7 ± 0.1

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