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The course provides broad exposure to Python programming to solve ECE-related problems. Course topics include basic mathematical operations, string /array operations, lists, functions, standard libraries in Python, files/folder operations, extracting and parsing data, data visualization techniques (graphs, tables, charts), and interfacing basic hardware such as sensors and microcontrollers for data collection and storage. The course will also have an introduction to the Python OpenCV library for computer vision, networking socket libraries, and machine learning libraries. Thus, the course is mainly designed for Electrical and Computer Engineering students at an advanced level of programming knowledge, not an introductory level of programming, and will differ from other programming and Python classes due to topics in hardware interfacing and Computer Vision. Please see a detailed list of topics and learning outcomes to know more about the course.

Prerequisite:(·¡°ä·¡Ìý209 and ·¡°ä·¡Ìý211 and ·¡°ä·¡Ìý212 and ·¡°ä·¡Ìý220) Or their equivalent. Restricted to ECE students.

Typically offered in Summer only

This course provides a survey of the leading theories and the main empirical regularities of international trade. The goals of the course are for students to acquire the ability to analyze the causes and consequences of international trade and to evaluate the implications of globalization. Using the theoretical and empirical knowledge developed in the first part of the course, we will then proceed to examine and discuss recent policy debates in the second part.

Prerequisite: EC/´¡¸é·¡Ìý301

Typically offered in Spring only