Course Prerequisite: Phys 2122. Not for electrical or computer engineering students.

Course Objective: An introduction to electrical circuit elements and electronic devices and a study of circuits containing such devices. Both analog and digital systems are considered.

Textbook: Hambley, Electrical Engineering: Principles and Applications, Third Ed.

Homework: May consult other students. No homework will be collected. Quizzes will cover and reinforce concepts covered in the homework.

My old course materials are here.  Powerpoint slides are available for the text.

Here are some links to old course materials, old tests, suggested homeworks, and notes from other instructors.
 

	Course Syllabi	Announcements	Schedule	Online Notes
Sections C/D  (Doug DesCamps)	C/D Syllabus	Recommended Problems	C/D Schedule	Online Notes
Section E  (John Bordelon)	E Syllabus	Homeworks  HW Guidelines	E Schedule	Online Notes
Sections G/H  (Alan Michaels)	G/H Syllabus	Grades  Updates  Old Exams	G/H Schedule  Extra Credit Project  Homework	Online Notes

ATTENDANCE: Since class lectures may include material that is not included in the book, class attendance is highly recommended.

EXAMS: There are 4-5 in-class exams and a final exam. All exams are closed book, closed notes. One page (front and back) of notes is allowed. Basic Calculators are allowed. No wireless devices (Phones, PDAs, Pagers) are allowed. Each in-class exam contributes 12-15% of the overall grade; the final exam contributes 40%.

MISSED EXAM POLICY: Exams are taken at the scheduled class time or in the case of the final at the scheduled final exam period. In the rare case when this is not possible, a make-up exam may be possible. However, this must be approved by the instructor before the scheduled exam time. If arrangements have not been made in advance, a missed exam will be recorded as a zero. Extreme medical emergencies are handled specially. Any such absences should be approved by the Dean of Students office.