Dr. Douglas F. De Boer

Professor of Engineering
Dordt College
498 Fourth Avenue NE
Sioux Center IA 51250

Photo: Dr. De Boer

Office: S237 (Sci. Bldg., Upstairs, NE corner.)
Office Phone: 712-722-6245
email:



Links

De Boer's Blog

De Boer's Electric Car, "Neon Re-Volt"

De Boer's Curriculum Vita (Resume)

De Boer's Family Web Page

Browse through De Boer's internet bookmarks and see what he is interested in.

You may see De Boer's textbook requistions (ISBN numbers & more) for current and up-comming courses.

De Boer keeps track of textbook errata for courses he teaches.

Dordt College (homepage)

Engineering Department (homepage)

Office Hours, Fall 2009

I'm usually in my office 8:30 - Noon and 1:30 - 4:30 if I'm in town. Posted office hours are Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 9:00 AM, but see the next paragraph.

I have a "virtual open door" policy. Any time I am in my office, I'd like to be available. Unless there is a "do not disturb" note on my office door, just knock--even if the door is physically closed. Similarly, if you are in a dorm or elsewhere and want to talk, just pick up the phone and call. If I'm not in my office, you should try to call me at home, .

My Schedule, Fall 2009

Can be seen in an MS Word File (~36 KB)

Courses

In the Fall of 2009 I am teaching these courses:

EGR 220  Linear Circuits and Electronics (with a lab)
EGR 360  Introduction to Power System Analysis

In the Spring of 2010 I tentatively plan to teach these courses:

EGR 204  Intro. to Microprocessors and Digital Circuits (with a lab) *
EGR 304  Microprocessor Interfacing (with a lab) *
EGR 363  Introduction to Communication systems *

In the Fall of 2010 I tentatively plan to teach these courses:

EGR 220  Linear Circuits and Electronics (with a lab) *
EGR 322  Electronics I (with a lab) *

In the Spring of 2011 I tentatively plan to teach these courses:

EGR 204  Intro. to Microprocessors and Digital Circuits (with a lab) *
EGR 304  Microprocessor Interfacing (with a lab) *
EGR 323  Electronics II (with a lab) *
* Links to the most recent past web site for the course.
From there you can find a link to the course syllabus and more.
In the years beyond the ones shown above the best estimate of what I will be teaching is to look at the semester a multiple of two years behind the one you want to know about. Example: In the Spring of 2012 I'll probably be teaching the same courses as in the spring of 2012 – 2 = 2010, so look above at my schedule for the spring of 2010.

Miscellaneous

My family has a homepage you might enjoy viewing--it is mostly photos.


This page last edited on 10/06/09.