GTÜElectronics Notes

Gebze Technical University · Electronics Engineering

GTU Electronics Engineering Lecture Notes

Lecture notes, past exams, homework, lab reports and projects from all 7 semesters of the Electronics Engineering undergraduate programme at Gebze Technical University (GTU, Turkey), all free. Most notes and exams are in Turkish; course names, summaries and navigation are in English, and many handwritten notes also have searchable digital (LaTeX) versions.

Semesters and courses

Digital (LaTeX) notes

Some of the handwritten notes were transcribed into handwriting-style LaTeX so they are easier to read and search; figures and graphs were taken from the original drawings. Browse all 204 digital notes. The notes themselves are in Turkish.

Notice: The digital notes were created from the handwritten notes with the help of Claude (Anthropic); they are meant as a supplementary resource and may contain errors. Always rely on the original notes and the official course materials.

FAQ

Where can I find GTU Electronics Engineering lecture notes?

This site has a page for every course from semester 1 to semester 7. Open a course to reach its lecture notes, slides, past exams, homework, lab sheets and projects. The files live in the open GitHub repository and are free to download.

Are there past exams?

Yes. Many courses list their midterm, final and quiz questions in the “Past exams” section of the course page. These materials belong to the instructors and Gebze Technical University and are shared for educational purposes only.

What are the digital notes, and can I trust them?

They are searchable, handwriting-style PDF versions of handwritten tablet notes, retyped in LaTeX (204 so far). They were created with the help of Claude (Anthropic) and may contain errors, so always check the original notes and the official course materials. Every digital note links to the scanned handwritten pages.

Which courses have digital notes?

For example Electromagnetic Field Theory, Analog Communication Systems, Signals and Systems, Control Systems, RF System Design for Communications, Digital Communications and others. See the digital notes page for the full list.

Are the notes in English?

Most notes and exams are written in Turkish, with technical terms often in English. Course names, summaries and the navigation of this site are available in English, and the titles of the digital notes are translated into English.

I found a mistake or something is missing — how can I contribute?

Open an issue or send a pull request on GitHub. You can reach out the same way if you would like to share your own notes.

Contributors

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