Notes
This page contains my university notes. I’ve organized these in reverse chronological order (i.e., starting from the most recent semester, so scrolling down means older/lower years).
FYI, I didn’t take notes for the following courses:
- APS100 - Orientation to Engineering
- ECE191 - Introduction to ECE
- APS112 - Engineering Strategies and Practice 2
- ECE201 - ECE Seminar
- ECE212 - Circuit Analysis
Third Year Fall Notes #
ECE311 - Introduction to Control Systems
Second Year Winter Notes #
ECE221 - Electric and Magnetic Fields
ECE243 - Computer Organization
ECE295 - Hardware Design and Communication
Lectures twice a week, contains only what I took pictures of
Second Year Fall Notes #
ECE231 - Introductory Electronics
ECE244 - Programming Fundamentals
MAT290 - Advanced Engineering Mathematics
MAT291 - Introduction to Mathematical Physics
First Year Winter Notes #
APS105 - Computer Fundamentals
Lecture 2, some lectures from week 8-9, and some function summaries
ECE110 - Electrical Fundamentals
Contains a few blank examples from Prof. Mojahedi’s notes
MIE100 - Dynamics
No notes for last few lectures as I switched profs
First Year Fall Notes #
APS110 - Engineering Chemistry and Materials Science
APS111 - Engineering Strategies and Practices 1 (aka ESP 1)
Notes up to week 1 (stopped after that)
About my Program #
Some quick thoughts about my degree: I think Electrical Engineering (aka “ECE”) at U of T is a pretty good program. It’s challenging, no doubt, but it’s also quite rewarding in the way it exposes you to different areas of ECE. The first two years, called “foundation years”, drill into you the fundamental knowledge required for upper years. You learn a lot about yourself in the process, such as what study methods work best for you and how to perform under pressure.