相比MIT OPENCOURSE的宏大，Berkeley并没有专门把开放课程资源作为一项计划。但美国的大学教育普遍充分利用互联网，把许多教学资源放到网络上。Berkeley工程学院的电子与计算机系放到互联网上的课程资源很不错，对于国内电子、通信、计算机、互联网行业的同学是不错的资源。

UC Berkeley的EECS系

电子计算机系(Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences)属于加州大学伯克利分校 （University of California,Berkeley）的十几个学院之一的工程学院(Collage of Engineering)的一个系(Department)。

UC Berkeley的EECS课程

这些课程都是专业相关的，没有包含数学基础等其他课程(课程参见)。 原地址Berkeley EECS课程网站。

如何充分利用

除了由自己选择课程，想系统学习的可参见Berkeley给出的学位方案(Degree program)。 EECS系的本科手册(undergraduate handbook)，手册中有不同学位方案的介绍、相应的推荐课程选择表等等。 这里从undergraduate handbook摘抄一部分关于不同学位方向的说明。更多可在(http://www.eecs.berkeley.edu/)找到。

Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE)

Within the ECE program, students may choose to further specialize their course of study by selecting one of the following options within the EECS curriculum:

• Electronics (Option I)
  For students interested in integrated circuits, including fabrication technology, solid state devices, digital and analog circuits analysis and design, VLSI design, and computer-aided design and manufacturing; and for students interested in microelectromechanical systems, electromagnetics, acoustics, optoelectronics, plasmas, cryoelectronics, and antennas and propagation.

• Communications, Networks and Systems (Option II)
  For students with interests in networks, control, robotics, digital and analog communications, computer networks, signal processing, systems design and optimization, or power systems planning and operation; or for students with an interest in biology or medicine as well as electrical engineering, including biological sensors and signals, signal and image processing, and analysis and modeling of biological systems.

• Computer Systems (Option III)
  For students interested in machine architecture and logic design, operating systems, database systems, programming systems and languages, or digital devices and circuits.

• Computer Science (Option IV)
  See Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) below.

• General Course of Study (Option V)
  For students whose interests are broad or are not yet focused on a specific field, this very flexible program enables students to explore several of the areas of electrical engineering and computer sciences.

Computer Science and Engineering (CSE)

There are two different major programs in CS at Berkeley. One major leads to the Bachelor of Arts (see below) and the other, the CSE major, leads to the Bachelor of Science.

The CSE program includes Option IV (Computer Science). The Computer Science option is for students with interests in all aspects of computer science, including design and analysis of algorithms, complexity theory, artificial intelligence, computer graphics, and database systems. The transcripts of students in Option IV indicate that their degree is from the computer science and engineering program.

EECS Honors Degree Program

The EECS Honors Degree Program is designed to provide very talented undergraduate students with more flexibility at the undergraduate level. Honors students select an academic concentration outside of EECS, and are allowed twenty extra units beyond the B.S. degree requirements to explore this "breadth" area. In addition, students receive a special faculty advisor, engage in research, receive official notation of the honors degree on their Berkeley transcript, and are invited to special events with faculty and EECS Honors alumni.

Double Majors

The Department offers Double Major Programs designed to qualify students for employment in either of two major fields of engineering, or for positions where competence in both fields is required. Both majors are listed on the student's transcript. Two such double majors are currently established, which we describe below.

• EECS/Materials Science and Engineering
  For students interested in materials and devices, a double major in EECS/MSE can be valuable. The program combines the study of materials from a broad perspective, as taught in MSE, with the study of their applications in electronic devices and circuits, as taught in EECS. Students selecting this double major program have two Faculty Advisors, Professors Lutgard De Jonghe in MSE and Ali Javey in EECS.

• EECS/Nuclear Engineering
  The EECS/NE double major combines the traditional EE program with one in the nuclear sciences. Nuclear Engineering shares with EE a concern for electrical power generation, automatic control, computer sciences and plasmas. The Faculty Advisors for this program are Professors Michael Lustig for EECS and Edward Morse for NE.

UC Berkeley EECS课程集合

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