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Basic principles of circuit analysis and DC circuits; time-domain analysis of 1st and 2nd order linear circuits; complex ECE483-SP25 General Information Course Notes Homework Exam Project Cadence Help Spring 2024 Videos Spring 2023 Videos Spring 2022 Videos Spring 2021 Videos ECE 342 FA16 Notes ECE 342 SP16 Videos Past ECE 342 HW ECE 342: Electronic Circuits Fall 2016 Notes Page generated 2025-03-29 16:51:37 Central Daylight Time, by jemdoc. Credit is not given for both CS 124 and CS 125. Oct 8, 2025 ยท Grade disparity between sections at UIUC Originally published by Devin Oliver, Johnny Guo, Joe Tan, Jerry Li, Tina Abraham, Andy (Tianyue) Mao, Kara Landolt, Nathan Cho, and Wade Fagen-Ulmschneider How's ECE 483? Anybody taken that class before? Interested in the topic but dunno how's the professor's teaching. Specifically required ECE courses (e. true Do most freshman take 15 hours first semester? Does this look doable? (Fall 2016 freshman) CS125 LING100 LAS122 MATH221 elective/honors section-greek mythology or intro to ethics Reply reply DotaNut • Schedule for Spring 2017 as a EE Junior ECE 385, ECE 420, ECE 444, ECE 483 How does this sound? Reply reply misterharsh • If you want something practical with generous grading, I would recommend ece 486, ece 464, ece 455, and maybe ece 483 since I've heard good things about it. I am willing to pay for them. I t seems that most people on this subreddit agree the exams are fairly difficult, but can you elaborate on why exactly that is? Also, do you have any study tips/material to share? The exam is two weeks out and we still don't really know anything about formatting. This subreddit is not sponsored or endorsed by the University of Illinois or any other on-campus group. Course Websites Welcome to the portal for all of your Grainger Engineering course websites for this semester. edu Get In Touch ECE 483 - Analog IC Design Basic linear integrated circuit design techniques using bi-polar, JFET, and MOS technologies; operational amplifiers; wide-band feedback amplifiers; sinusoidal and relaxation oscillators; electric circuit noise; application of linear integrated circuits.