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A project based course requiring students to implement, test and demonstrate a solution to a problem statement related to engineering technology systems. Students are expected to demonstrate achievement of program's learning objectives throughout the course. The course is coordinated and graded by faculty while incorporating employer's assessment, if possible, of student's performance. Industry sponsored projects can be used when applicable

Students will produce individual or group projects that support their specific concentration and will be combined with various concentrations, when possible, to produce an Engineering Technology centric experience. Students will be individually and group assessed for their specific performance. Industry sponsored projects can be used when applicable. The course is coordinated and graded by faculty while incorporating employer's assessment, if possible, of student's performance.

This course covers the fundamental principles of Microcontroller technologies. Students are introduced to Microcontrollers and embedded systems. Topics covered include architecture, memory map, I/O interfacing, and interrupts. Application projects are an integral part of the course requiring programming and interfacing with electronic components.

This course covers applications of Microcontrollers in real-world problems. Students will expand their knowledge base in microcontroller applications. Upon successful course completion, students will be able to design and implement multiple projects using the Microcontroller board.