3-COURSE SERIES
Analog Design
(EDP 302646)
This professional sequence is designed to provide an understanding of analog design
fundamentals, principles, applications, current practices and standards, and emerging trends and
developments. Upon completion of the sequence, you should
- know the basics of analog integrated circuit design
- understand transistor design, layout considerations, and building-block circuits
- be familiar with practical design techniques
- be able to explain the processes of analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog conversion
- understand the role of operational amplifiers, oscillators, and amplifiers
- be able to follow developments and trends in the analog industry
This professional sequence is intended for systems engineers, circuit designers, managers, and
other professionals working with circuits and layouts.
Requirements
The program consists of two required courses and one elective course. No substitutions or
waivers are permitted. All credit courses must be taken for a grade, with a minimum grade point
average of 3.0 and no grade lower than a C.
Registration Procedure
We recommend that you register for the professional sequence before you begin your second course in the program. To register, please (1) complete and submit the
Program Registration Form or (2) print out and complete the form at
www.unex.berkeley.edu/info/cert.php. Mail or fax it as it indicates, and include the nonrefundable registration fee. Professional sequence registration cannot be taken by phone.
Requirements may be updated based on new developments in the field of study; we recommend completing the program in a timely fashion.
Required Courses
Analog Integrated CMOS Design (formerly Analog Integrated Circuit Design I)
X402 (2 semester units) (offered future term)
CMOS and BiCMOS Analog Circuit Design (formerly Analog Integrated Circuit Design II)
X432.3 (2 semester units) (offered future term)
Elective Courses
Choice of at least one of the following:
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RF Fundamentals X416.4 (2 semester units) (offered future term)
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Switch Mode Power Conversion
(2.1 ceu) (offered future term)
Additional elective courses may be added to this list as new courses are developed.
Prerequisites
Participants should have a bachelor's degree in engineering or other technical area or equivalent
professional experience.
Further Information
For questions, you may contact us via:
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- mail: Analog Sequence, UC Berkeley Extension, 1995 University Ave., Suite 110, Berkeley, CA
94704-7000
- telephone: (510) 642-4151
- fax: (510) 642-6027
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