University of California, Santa Barbara
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering



Digital Design Principles

ABET REVIEW - STUDENT PORTFOLIO



Please burn all digital data you have on a CD with the directory structure listed below.

Write your name on the CD, all papers, and place everything in a folder.

Give the folder to Brian Simolon on the last day of class (March 10) or before the Final (March 20).

For the ABET review that's coming up next year for the CE program, we need to document the course work for ECE 152A. In particular, we need portfolios of students' work in this class.  Every student who puts together a portfolio according to the requirements below will receive 5 extra (bonus) points out of 100 for the final score in the course.

The portfolio has to have the following components and is due the last day of class (March 10). This is worth 5 bonus (extra) points out of 100 points for the final score in this course. (We will tell you later how you should submit the electronic part. That information will appear here as well as on the announcements.)

A.1. Electronic part
This must be submitted as a tarred and zipped file with the following directory structure:
\<studentlastname>.<studentmiddlename>.<studentfirstname> as top level.
Then \Lab1, \Lab2, \Lab3, \Lab4, \project as subdirectories.
1. A clear, digital (color) photo of the final circuit of each lab (taken at check-out). Taken for Lab 4 and Final Project. These should be in JPEG format. [1 point]

2. Any programming that you did for any of the labs (do NOT submit the files that you were provided, only submit the files that you wrote up or were asked to revise). [1 point]
A.2. Written part:
This must be submitted in a real (physical) folder.
1. Xerox or original copies of your solutions to the homework assignments
(if you have done these assignments.) [1 point]

2. Xerox or original copies of all of your exams (do not copy the blank
pages; do not revise any of your answer sheets). [1 point]

3. Any other neat, written work that you did for this course. For example,
you may submit your lecture notes (or xerox copies of your lecture notes).
You do not have to submit all of your lecture notes. Representative copies
from 2 good lectures can suffice. [1 point]

We will not return any of the written part (so submit xerox if you want to
keep the originals).