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Undergraduate Courses

  • ELEC 2110 - Computer Aided Analysis

    Fall 2023
  • ELEC 2240 - Signals and Systems

    Winter 2022 Winter 2023 Winter 2024 Fall 2024 Fall 2025
  • ELEC 3290 - Analog Communications

    Summer 2021 Summer 2022
  • ELEC 4190 - Digital Communications

    Winter 2023 Winter 2024 Winter 2025
  • ELEC 4400 - Wireless Communications

    Summer 2021 Summer 2022

Graduate Courses

  • ELEC 8560 - Computer Networks

    Fall 2022 Fall 2023 Fall 2024
  • ELEC 8630 - Wireless Communication Systems

    Summer 2021 Summer 2022
  • ELEC 8900 - Special Topics in Digital Communications

    Winter 2023 Winter 2024 Winter 2025

Tools for Instructors

How to Email Your Course Instructor

Use this template when contacting your instructor. Replace anything in [square brackets] with your own details.

Email Template

Subject: [Clear, specific topic, e.g., ELEC 2240 - Question about Assignment 2 or ELEC 4400 - Request for Office Hour Appointment or ELEC 8560 - Clarification on Lecture 5]

Dear Dr. [Last Name],
(Use the correct title: Professor, Dr., etc. Never call a professor Mrs., Miss, or Mr.)

My name is [Your Full Name], and I am a student in your [Course Code - e.g., ELEC-2240 Signals and Systems] class, Section [Number, if applicable]. [If needed, include the meeting time, e.g., T/Th 1:00-2:20 PM.]

[State clearly and politely the reason for your email. Example: I am writing to ask for clarification on Question 3 of Assignment 2, specifically the expected format for the solution.]

[Provide brief context so the instructor understands the issue. Example: I reviewed the lecture notes and the course site, but I could not find a detailed explanation.]

[Ask your question or make your request directly, using polite language. Example: Could you please confirm whether we should include derivation steps in our submission? or Would it be possible to schedule a short meeting during your office hours?]

[If applicable, mention attachments and responsibility. Example: I am attaching my draft and will revise it after your guidance. Thank you for your time.]

Thank you for your time and help.

Sincerely,
[Your Full Name]
[Student ID]

Quick Tips

  • Use your university email address and a specific subject line.
  • Be polite and concise (8-10 sentences max). Proofread before sending.
  • Check the syllabus and course site/announcements first.
  • Allow 24-48 hours for replies on weekdays.
  • Avoid mass emails; follow up politely after 2 work days if needed.