Electronic Circuits and Machines

Creator Name

Sheila D. Hill PE, Kennesaw State UniversityFollow

Home Department for Course

Electrical Engineering

Course Prefix

EE

Course Number

2305

Course Description

This course covers the electrical characteristics of fundamental circuit components including resistors, capacitors and inductors in DC circuits, single-phase AC and three-phase AC circuits. Fundamental concepts of AC power and phasors are examined. The course also introduces the devices that generate and transform electrical power, as well as switching and protection of electrical circuits. Practical applications of motors, generators, transformers and operational amplifiers will be covered to provide non-electrical engineering majors a comprehensive understanding of electro-mechanical systems.

Major Assessments

Assessments:

1. 15 weekly homework assignments
2. 10 lab exercises
3. 4 group discussions
4. 3 semester tests
5. 1 final exam

bonus exercises:

1. syllabus quiz
2. electricity and energy quiz
3. VoiceThread introduction exercise
4. Lab Safety quiz

Modalities

Hybrid--66%

Evaluation Instrument used for Course Review and Approval

QM

D2L Course Code/Course Offering

CO.430.EE2305.XLS.79.20232

KSU Status/Last Review Date

8-26-2022