Eduardo (Ed) Casas I was an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at UBC. I was also a member of CICSR and the communications research group. I am an instructor at BCIT. My resume has information on my background and you're always welcome to contact me.

Research

• Outline of research interests
• Publications and Presentations

Teaching

• UBC Courses:
  • ELEC 379 Digital and Microcomputer Design. (Sept. 2000). (Jan. 2000). (Jan. '99)
  • EECE 485 Digital Instrumentation for Mechanical Systems. (Sept. 2000)
  • APSC 380 Introduction to Microcomputers. (Jan. '99) (Jan. '98),
  • ELEC 464 Microcomputer System Design (Sept. '96), (Sept. '95).
  • ELEC 466 Digital Signal Processing (Jan. '96).
  • ELEC 563 Wireless Communication Systems (Jan. 2000).
• Undergraduate projects: EECE 496/497
• BCIT Courses:
  • ELEX 7860 Wireless System Design (January 2013). (January 2019). (January 2020). (January 2021). (January 2022).
  • ELEX 4653 Introduction to Python (May 2017). (May 2018). (May 2019). (May 2022). (May 2023).
  • ELEX 4340 Data Communication (Sept. 2013). (Sept. 2014). (Sept. 2015).
  • ELEX 3330 Programmable Logic Devices (January 2016).
  • ELEX 3525 Data Communications (Jan. 2013). (Sept. 2013). (Jan. 2014). (Sept. 2014). (January 2015). (Sept. 2015). (January 2016). (Sept. 2016). (January 2017). (Sept. 2017). (January 2018). (Sept. 2018). (Sept. 2019). (Sept. 2020). (Sept. 2021). (Sept. 2022). (Sept. 2023).
  • ELEX 4550 Wide Area Networks (Jan. 2014). (Jan. 2015). (Sept. 2017). (Jan. 2018, Labs Only).
  • ELEX 4560 Telecommunications and Networking Projects (Sept 2018). (Sept 2019).
  • ELEX 7660 Digital System Design (Jan. 2017). (Jan. 2018).
  • ELEX 2117 Digital Techniques 2 (January 2020). (Sept 2020). (January 2021). (Sept 2021). (January 2022). (Sept 2022). (January 2023). (Sept 2023).

Other

• efax, my Unix fax software
• my PCs over the years
• I designed and built the sound generator for the The Aurora on All Three Channels, a ``sound sculpture installation'' by Richard Prince of the UBC Department of Fine Arts.
• I maintain the web page for the 2001 Canadian Workshop on Information Theory