K
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Teaching
Current Classes
- EE539TM / ME599TM / MSE599TM—Materials for Actuators and Sensors.
Introduced in Spring 2003. Co-taught with M. Taya, C. Xu, H. Inoue.- EE527—Microfabrication Techniques.
Course description from University Catalog.
Usually offered in Spring.
- EE502 / ME504 / MSE504—Introduction to Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS).
Course description from University Catalog.
Introduced in Autumn 1998. Usually offered in Autumn and via EDGE distance learning.
- EE331—Devices and Circuits I.
Course description from University Catalog.
Offered every quarter (varying instructors).- EE215—Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering.
Course description from University Catalog.
Offered every quarter (varying instructors).Other Classes
- Zool498—Implantable Computers and Electrodes in Brains.
Undergraduate research apprenticeship. Co-taught with D. Willows, Friday Harbor Laboratories, University of Washington, Spring 2001.- EE371—Digital Circuits and Systems.
Course description (now listed as EE271) from University Catalog.
Taught in Spring 1999.
- CS294-5—Algorithmic Foundations of Robotics.
Co-taught with K. Goldberg, EECS Department, UC Berkeley, Autumn 1997.Independent Study
I have been supervising projects in Engr199, EE399,CSE498, EE499, CSE499, ChemE499, EE599, EE600, EE700, EE800.
© Karl F. Böhringer, Department of Electrical Engineering, Box 352500, Seattle, WA 98195-2500, USA
