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EECE 290Analog Signal Processing

Electrical and Computer Engineering · Maroun Semaan Faculty of Engineering and Architecture · 3 credits
★★★★☆ 4.3 from 3 ratings
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Taking EECE 290 together with MATH 218 and one elective in the summer session is considered doable and even easy.
Anonymous · 2022-03-23 · ⚑ Report
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For EECE 290, students pick Rabih Jabr over Sami Karaki and Karim Kabalan without hesitation.
Anonymous Rabih Jabr · 2021-11-07 · ⚑ Report
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Karim Kabalan sets easier EECE 290 exams than the other instructors and his explanations are fair, though some students do not enjoy his classes.
Anonymous Karim Kabalan · 2023-01-06 · ⚑ Report
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Professor very good. Course a continuation of EECE 210 so eece 210 knowledge required. Course has very interesting circuit analysis topics and requires constant practice
Anonymous Sami Karaki · 2020-08-20 · ⚑ Report
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his explanation is good try just not to make him hate you
Anonymous Karim Kabalan · 2020-04-05 · ⚑ Report
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Great instructor. Medium workload in general
Anonymous Sami Karaki · 2020-04-05 · ⚑ Report
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Best instructor for the course. Light workload
Anonymous Nassir Hussni Sabah · 2020-04-05 · ⚑ Report
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I recommend this instructor for the course. Great explanation and fair grades
Anonymous Nassir Hussni Sabah · 2020-04-05 · ⚑ Report
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Sabah: explains very nice and clearly, class average is high Shahwan: the same whether you attend the class or not. You will need to study the course alone.
Anonymous Nassir Hussni Sabah Shahwan Khoury · 2019-11-12 · ⚑ Report
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The course is a continuation of the ECE 210. However, topics are slightly more challenging. All professors are great, but Sabah's format has a heavier workload, but is more rewarding. If you choose not to register with the latter, you will end up with me in the solving sessions, where I will stress to you how important problem solving is.
Dany Wehbeh · 2019-08-13 · ⚑ Report