Dr. David Hoe’s Loyola Webpage
Welcome to my home webpage! I am an assistant professor in
the Engineering Department
at Loyola
University Maryland.
My office hours for the Spring 2016
semester are:
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Mondays:
by appointment
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Tuesdays:
12:15 pm to 1:15 pm
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Wednesdays:
by appointment
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Thursdays:
12:15 pm to 1:15 pm
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Fridays:
1 to 2 pm
If these
times do not fit your schedule, please email me (dhhoe AT loyola.edu) for an
appointment.
Some of the courses I teach are:
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EG
031 Linear Circuit Analysis Lab
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EG
331 Linear Circuit Analysis
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EG
471 Digital Logic & Computer Systems
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EG
071 Digital Logic & Computer Systems Lab
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EG
474 Introduction to Microprocessor-based Systems
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EG
479 FPGA Design
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480 Digital Signal Processing
In addition, I offer an independent study research course
for students desiring to get credit for doing research with me.
You can find
out more about my teaching philosophy here. See also
the Engineering department’s website for the Electrical Engineering concentration and the Computer engineering concentration.
My research
interests are in the area of microelectronics/nanoelectronics
and high performance computing. I often involve undergraduate students in my
research, either through an independent research course for credit during the
regular semester or through a Hauber Fellowship
during the summer. See more about my current research projects here.
I also
mentor a couple of student clubs at Loyola:
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Bible
Study for Faculty and Students