Syllabus

DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING                           ELECTRICAL SPECIALIZATION
ENGR 212                 ELECTRIC CIRCUITS          SPRING 2000
DR. H.C. RAWICZ          AR 128                     EXT 2636
Text:1.Introduction to Electrical Engineering by J.D.Irwin and D.V.Kerns Jr.
 2.PSPICE FOR WINDOWS(A Circuit Simulation Primer) Vol 1 by Roy W. Goody
 3.CRC Standard Mathematical Tables by W.H. Beyer
LAB KIT(AVAILABLE FROM THE BOOK STORE)
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WEEK             CLASS TOPICS                    Pages           HOMEWORK
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1    BASIC CONCEPTS                               3-29      1,2,5,8,10,12,15,
	   Definitions and Laws				    18,20
	   Circuits elements
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2    DC CIRCUITS                                 33-53      1,3,5,7,9,12,14,
	  Circuit Laws					    17,19,21,23,25
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3 CONTINUED - Network Theorems                   53-70      26,28,30,31,33,38,
 LOOP AND MESH ANALYSIS					    40
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4 CONTINUED-NORTONS AND THEVENINS                70-83      41,43,46,48,50,52
EQUIV CKTS        
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5 Transient Analysis - first order ckts          91-110     1,3,6,7,10,12,15,16
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6 CONTINUED - second order ckts                  110-121    28,33,35,39,41
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7 AC Steady State Analysis                       127-136    1,2,3,4,5
 sinusiodal functions, phasers
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8 CONTINUED - Impedance loop/mesh analysis       136-150    6,8,10,12,14,18,24
							    26,30,33,36
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9 CONTINUED - superposition, Norton/             150-165    38,44,48,52
 Thevenin theorems, fourier series
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10 Steady State Power Analysis                   172-185    2,4,7,9,10,14,18,
   Instantaneous, average, RMS, complex			    20
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11 CONTINUED - power factor, measurements        185-196    21,25,26,28,29
   Residential power ckts, three phase ckts
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12 CONTINUED - ballanced delta/wye               196-206    31,33,35,37,39,41
   Power relationships					    43
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13 Network Frequency Characteristics             213-223    1,3,5,7,9,11,13
   Sinusiods, passive filters
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14 CONTINUED - Resonent cks                      223-234    15,17,19,21,26,30
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15.0  FINAL EXAM
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*solve, verify by PSPICE analysis and handed in 14 problems, only one
from each homework assignment

16.0  GRADING POLICY(PSPICE required)

16.1 WEEKLY QUIZZES STARTING THE THIRD WEEK
(9 QUIZZES WITH HIGHEST GRADES COUNTED)                =56%

16.2  FINAL EXAM                                       =30%  


16.3  PSPICE PROBLEMS(1%/) DUE ONE WEEK AFTER PROBLEM  =14%
ASSIGNED                                
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					     TOTAL     100% 

			      NOTE

16.6 QUIZZES, PSPICE PROBLEMS AND EXAMS ARE TO BE YOUR OWN WORK AS FOLLOWS: 
YOU ARE TO NEITHER GIVE NOR RECEIVE ANY HELP DURING AN EXAM OR
QUIZ. YOU MAY POINT OUT HOW TO CORRECT ANOTHER STUDENT'S PSPICE PROBLEM, GIVEN THAT
THE STUDENT HAS TRIED THE PROBLEM.

ANY VIOLATION OF THIS WILL CAUSE THE STUDENT(S) INVOLVED TO
RECEIVE A FAILING GRADE FOR THE COURSE AND POSSIBLE EXPULSION FROM
THE COLLEGE.