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ET250prep Physics:Physicalquantitiesvs.units Algebra:Solvingmultipleequationsandmultiple unknowns,slope-intercept,squareroots,exponentsand logarithms,forallconcepts Trigonometryandgeometry:degreesvsradians,sin,cos, frequency,time,amplitude,complexnumbers,forAC andphasors(vectors) Calculus:derivativesandintegralsfor1storder differentialequations,capacitors,andinductors. Strategy: KhanAcademytounderstandconcepts: https://www.khanacademy.org/ OnlinePracticeCourse-LinearCircuits1:DCAnalysis- https://www.coursera.org/learn/linear-circuits-dcanalysis# SAT,ACT,GRE,Schaum’sStudyGuidesandtestprepsto practice Link+tocheck-outbooksforFree!! CSU Maritime Academy Engineering Technology Department ET 250/ET 250L, Electrical Circuits and Laboratory, Fall 2017 Instructor: Office Location: Telephone: Email: Office Hours: Class Days/Time: Classroom: Prerequisites: Co-requisites EvanChang-Siu 134TechnologyBuilding 707.654.1155 [email protected] TBA:Emailmeforsettingupanappointment ET250 ET250Tech146 MTH211,PHY205 ET250L Course Description ET250:PrinciplesandapplicationsofDCandACcircuitanalysis,nodeequations,Theveninequivalent circuits,maximumpowertransfer,firstordertransients,simplefiltersandamplifiers,phasors,power, powerfactor,andreactivepowerinsingleandthreephasesystems. ET250L:ApplicationofcircuitelementsandprinciplesfromET250inlaboratorymeasurementsand analysis. Student Learning Outcomes (SLO) Uponsuccessfulcompletionofthiscourse,studentswillbeableto: ApplytheirknowledgetosupporttheStudentLearningOutcomesinET370/370LandET350/350L Student Learning Objectives During this course, students will demonstrate their ability to: Analyzesimpleacanddccircuitsusingnetworkreductionandnodalanalysis Applythevoltageandcurrentdividerstoacanddccircuits Produceasetofreferencevoltagesfromagivendcsource DescribeRC,RL,&RLCcircuitbehavior;circuittimeconstantandperformance UsetheTheveninandNortonequivalentcircuittomodelrealvoltagesources Makeandusephasorrepresentationsofsinusoidalvoltagesandcurrents Calculateapparent,realandreactivepowerandpowerfactorinaccircuits Specifycircuitmodificationstoadjustcircuitpowerfactor SpecifycomponentsforsimpleRChighandlow-passfilters Useoscilloscopes,powermeters,voltandampmetersinavarietyofapplications Writetechnicalreportsthatareclear,concise,correctandcomplete ProduceprofessionalqualitytechnicalreportsusingWordandExcel Applycoursematerialtopractice:heater,hoist,flashunit,timing,amplification,filtering STCW TheStandardsofTraining,CertificationandWatchkeeping(STCW)areprescribedbytheInternational MaritimeOrganization,acommitteeoftheUnitedNations,forallmaritimetrainingworldwide.Itisthe policyoftheCaliforniaMaritimeAcademythatallMarineTransportationstudentswillachievethe followingSTCWcompetenciesassignedtoET250LElectricCircuitsLaboratory. STCWcompetencies:ET250LElectricCircuitsLaboratory Item STCWTABLE1 STCWCompetency 1 Troubleshootanelectricaldistributionsystem CMAE3-3A 2 Plananduseelectricaltestequipment CMAE3-4A Moodle Copiesofthecoursematerialssuchasthesyllabus,majorassignmenthandouts,etc.maybefoundon Moodle,whichisthecoursemanagementsoftwareusedforCalMaritimecourses.Youareresponsible forregularlycheckingMoodleforcourseupdates.ToaccessMoodle,gotheCMAhomepageandsignin withyourCMAuserID(alllowercase)andpassword.ClickontheMoodleiconandyouwillseethis coursealongwiththeothercoursesyouarepresentlyenrolled. Required Texts/Readings Textbook “ElectricalEngineering,Principles&Applications”,6theditionbyA.R.Hambley,ISBN:978-0133116649 Other Readings “UniversityPhysics”,12thed.byYoung&Freedman “PracticalElectronicsforInventors”,byPaulScherz Other equipment / material requirements Scientific/GraphingCalculator Classroom Protocol ForET250andET250LCellphoneuseisnotpermittedandmayresultinagradereductionand/or expulsionfromtheclass. ForET250L,ATTENDANCEISMANDATORY.RANDOMROLLCALLSWILLBEMADETHROUGHOUTTHE SEMESTER.PRIORTOMISSINGCLASS,APHONECALLOREMAILMUSTBESENTEXPLAININGWHYCLASS WILLBEMISSED.INADDITION,LEGITIMATE,SUBSTANTIATEDWRITTENEXCUSESMUSTALSOBE PRESENTED. ET250LfulfillsrequirementsoftheStandardsofTraining,CertificationandWatchkeeping(STCW) ConventionforSeaTimeEquivalency.Duetothenumberoflabspersemester,regardlessoflength,a studentisallowedONEabsence.Asecondabsenceshallresultinbeingadministrativelydroppedfrom theclass. Late/tardytolabsorclassisconsideredanabsence. Makeupoflabsorclasswillbehandledonacasebycasebasisbetweenthestudentandinstructor. Therewillbeasign-insheetpresentedatthestartofeverylab. ELECTRICALSAFETYTRAINING:reviewbasicmarineelectricalsafetyprocedures.Lectureand InstructionalVideo:“ElectricalSafetyfortheQualifiedWorker”byCoastalSafetyandEnvironmental. Demonstrateelectricalsafetyproceduresutilizingthe“SeaRiverMaritime,Inc.”ElectricalPanel Emulator. Assignments and Grading Policy ET250L:Laboratorytopicsareverycloselycoordinatedwithlecturesandreportwritingisasignificant componentoflaboratorywork.Laboratorytopicswillbeincludedonexams.EachLaboratoryReportis gradedandthelabscoreisfoldedintotheoverallcoursescore.NolateLabReportswillbeaccepted.In suchcases,agradeof“0”willbegiven.Thelaboratories,midtermexamsandfinalexamareusedto developasinglelettergradethatisthesameforthelaboratory(ET250L)andthelecture(ET250). AllLaboratoryreportswillfollowthefollowingformat: COVERPAGE.Toincludenameofexperimentandteammembers. INTRODUCTION.PAGE.Descriptionofexperimentcoveringmainpoints. PROCEDURESandDATAPAGES.Adescriptionofwhatwasdone,alongwithsupportingdataandtables. Includeadrawingofcircuitandequalelectriccircuit CONCLUSIONSPAGE.Whatwastheoutcome,whatdidyoulearnandconcludefromtheexperiment? ET250:coursegradeswillbedeterminedfromhomeworkassignments,quizzes,exams,andthe comprehensivefinalexam.StudentscankeeptrackoftheirgradesinthecoursebylookingattheGrade BookforthecourseinMoodle.Studentsshouldcontacttheinstructoriftheyseeanyerrorsintheir grade. Homework:Assignedforeachchapterandisasourceofexammaterial. Exams:Two,one-hourexamsandacomprehensivefinalexamwillbegiven.Missedexamsreceivea zero.Therearenomake-upexams. PercentofCourseGrade Homeworks……………………………….. ±5% Midterm1………………………….………. 25% Midterm2……………………..…..….……. 25% ComprehensiveFinalExam....………. 25% Laboratories…………………………..….. 20% Latehomeworkassignmentswillbepenalizedby50%foreverydaylate.Quizzesandexamscannotbe madeupforanyreason,butnopenaltywillbeassessedformissingaquizorexamforanexcused reason.Excusedreason=mandatoryAcademybusiness.Thefinalexamwillbegivenonthedayand timeasscheduledbytheAcademy.Noearlyorlatefinalexams;noexceptions!! GradingScale:.........100%-90% =A 89%-80%=B 79%-70%=C lessthan70% =F (Plusesandminuseswillbegivenonfinalcoursegrades.) University Policies Dropping and Adding Classes Studentsareresponsibleforunderstandingthepoliciesandproceduresaboutadd/drops,academic renewal,etc.Informationonadd/dropsareavailableonthecampuswebsiteandat: http://www.csum.edu/c/document_library/get_file?uuid=9ac74015-15c2-4840-862604098ba4fcc9&groupId=72269 Studentsshouldbeawareofthecurrentdeadlinesandpenaltiesforaddinganddroppingclasses. Academic Integrity Students should know that the University’s Academic Integrity Policy is available at https://www.csum.edu/c/document_library/get_file?uuid=ae78af01-0291-4d0f-ad97060861e514d2&groupId=42499 Your own commitment to learning, as evidenced by your enrollment at Cal Maritime and the University’s integrity policy, require you to be honest in all your academic course work. Instances of academic dishonesty will not be tolerated. Cheating on exams or plagiarism (presenting the work of another as your own, or the use of another person’s ideas without giving proper credit) will result in a failing grade and sanctions by the University. For this class, all assignments are to be completed by the individual student unless otherwise specified. Campus Policy in Compliance with the American Disabilities Act California Maritime Academy is committed to providing reasonable accommodations to students with documented disabilities. Students who believe they may need accommodations are encouraged to contact the Disability Services Office (DSO) in the Student Engagement & Academic Success Center via email [email protected], preferably within the first two weeks of class. The DSO is located in Laboratory Building Room 102. For more information, see our website: https://www.csum.edu/web/seas/disability-services Student Technology Resources Computerlabsforstudentusearedetailedbelow.Pleaseseethepostingsoutsidethelabstoseewhen classesarescheduledfortheselocations.Otherwise,hoursarelistedasbelow. LabName Location Hours ClsRmComputerLab ClassroomBuildingRoom105 24/7AccessviaPortpass. Lab101 LabBuildingRoom101 Openwhilebuildingisopen. Student Engagement & Academic Success (SEAS) Center SEASisavailabletoallstudentsforlearning,testingandaccommodationsforavarietyofservices includingwrap-aroundaccessibilitysupport.ServicesprovidedthroughtheSEASinclude: • • • • • Reduceddistractiontestingspaces Tutoring AccesstoassistiveTechnologies/Software Proctoredtesting Accessibilitycoordinationwithotherdepartmentsoncampus ET 250/250L Electrical Circuits and Laboratory, Fall 2017, Course Schedule Courseschedulesubjecttochange Week Date Deadlines/Reading/Labs/Topics/Holidays 1 8/29 NoHWDue/Ch1/Introduction&1.ResistorNetworks1/OhmsLaw,Units, Power,PassiveSignConvention,Independent/DependentSources,KCL,KVL/ 2 9/5 HW1/Ch2.1-2.5/Safety/Resistornetworks,NodalAnalysis 3 /Mon9.5LaborDay 9/12 HW2/Ch2.6-2.7/2.ResistorNetworks2/TheveninandNortonEquivalents, VoltageDivider,CurrentDivider, 9/19 HW3/pg99-11,Ch2.8,Ch3.1-3.3/3.ReferenceVoltageandVoltageDivider/ Linearity&Superposition 9/26 NoHWdue/Ch1-3.3/LabReview/Midterm1ReviewandMidterm1 10/3 HW4/Ch5.1,Ch3.4-3.7/4.WheatstoneBridge/CapacitorsandWheatstone Bridge 10/10 HW5/Ch4.1-4.4/5.ACandDCMeasurements/InductorsandMutual inductance 10/17 HW6/TBA/6.RCCircuits/TransientsandFirstorderRCandRLcircuits,Diffeq review 10/24 HW7/Ch5.1-5.4/7.RLCircuits/TrigReviewandRMS,ACcurrent,HighPass andLowPassCircuits, 10/31 NoHWdue/Ch1-4.4/LabReview/MidtermReviewandMidterm2 11/7 HW8/Ch5.5-5.6/8.HP&LPCircuits/Complexmathreview,Phasors, Impedance,/Fri11.11VeteransDay 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Week Date Deadlines/Reading/Labs/Topics/Holidays 12 11/14 HW9/Ch5.5-5.6/9.FullWaveRectifier/ACPower,Real,Apparent,Reactive, powerfactor 11/21 HW10/Ch5.7/LabReview/MaxPowerTransfer,ACThev/Norton,Wyeand DeltaWindingsI/ThuFri11.24-25Thanksgiving 11/28 HW11/Ch5.7/10.PowerandPowerFactor/Balanced3PhaseCircuits,Wye andDeltaI 12/5 HW12/Ch1-5/11.TroubleshootinganElectricalDistributionSystem/ Balanced3PhaseCircuits,WyeandDeltaII,FinalReview 12/12 NoHWdue/Ch1-5/NoLab/FINALEXAMVenueandTimeTBA 13 14 15 Final Exam TipsforSuccess 1. (10min/class)Duringbreaksandafterclass,clarify anyconcepts 2. (30-60min/class)Clearlyrewritenotesafterclassand throwawayoldnotes a. Foranythingnotclearsaveasaquestionfor officehoursoremail 3. (10-20min/visit)Cometoofficehoursfrequently 4. (2-4hrs/wk)StartHWearly,butonlyafterconcepts areunderstoodeitherthroughreadingorlecture, andtrynottousenotes 5. (1-2hrs/wk)Chooseotherproblemstotackleto reinforceconceptsandtrynottousenotes 6. Explaintheconceptstosomeoneelse 7. Prioritizesleep,gotobedearly,andwakeupearly 8. Doworkinthemorning,thebrainismoreefficient 9. Getexercisetoreducestressandimprovesleep