Knowledge Graph
An interactive map of 193 concepts and 297 relationships across EE 105 — how every idea in the course connects to the ones before and after it. Use it to review for exams, to see why a topic is introduced when it is, or to trace a concept back to its prerequisites.
Access
The graph is password protected and available to enrolled EE 105 students only. The class password is posted on Brightspace.
You will be asked for it the first time you open the page. Tick “Keep me signed in on this device” and you will not be prompted again for 30 days — useful if you are scanning the QR codes on lecture slides during class.
What’s inside
| Unit | Coverage |
|---|---|
| Circuit Theory | Sections 1–13 |
| Devices & Semiconductors | Diodes, transistors, junctions |
| Optoelectronics | Emitters, detectors, photonics |
| Sensors | Sections 27–30 |
| Op-Amps & Filters | Sections 36–37 |
| Linear Algebra | Section 42 |
| Machine Learning | Section 43 |
Each node carries a plain-language definition, and each edge is labelled with the relationship it represents — “current measures flow of charge”, and so on. Click any node to see its definition, its prerequisites, and what it leads to. Use the search box to jump to a concept, or the legend chips to filter the view down to a single unit.