EL E 357, 358 - Electrical Engineering Problems I, II
2001 Catalog Data: ELE 357,358. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PROBLEMS 1, II. . Analytical procedures and numerical techniques in basic electrical engineering Corequisites: EL E 351, ENGR 361, 310. (1, 1).
Textbook:To be selected based on Project
Reference:To be selected based on Project
Coordinator:Dr. Atef Z. Elsherbeni, Professor of Electrical Engineering
Goals: To provide junior students with an opportunity to pursue research and/or design applications and projects in electrical engineering. Specific technical course topic is to be selected.
Prerequisite by Topic: 1. Electric Circuit Theory (ENGR 360)
Corequisite by Topic:
1. Electronics (EL.E. 351, 352)
2. Electric Circuits Laboratory (ENGR 361)
Topics: The junior level problem, or project; and related course content is to be selected from areas of current interest based on theory and design.
Examples or course topics are:
1. Software development for electrical measurements using HPVEE or LabView
2. Model development for electronic devices
3. Design and analysis of pulse amplifier
4. Design and development of a small signal audio amplifier
5. Investigation of a Radio Receiver
6. Program to translate SPICE simulation data to other software packages
7. Use of SPICE circuit analysis program for system simulation
Estimated ABET Category Content: Engineering Science: 0.5 credit or 50%, Engineering Design: 0.5 credit or 50%