EE 221: Introduction to Electrical Engineering I
Course Description: This course examines the terminal characteristics of passive linear and nonlinear devices, ideal energy sources, and the basic laws of circuit analysis. The course extends analysis of electrical circuits to include the topics of steady-state DC and AC response, transient response of first-order circuits, methods of circuit analysis, and the concept of network equivalence. A strong emphasis is placed on developing some initial laboratory skills and computer simulation is used throughout the course to support concept development, analysis, and design. (3-2-4). Prereq: Calculus I
Course Materials Syllabus Links to homework assignments and solutions Course Policy Policies for grading, homework, and labs. Quiz Solutions CDR Hewgley Quiz Solutions Dr. Jenkins Exam Solutions Fall 2010 Exam 3 Exam Solutions Fall 2011 Exam 1, Exam 2 Exam Solutions
Fall 2012Exam 1, Exam 2
Fall 2012 Sections
Section Schedule Room Instructor 2121 Lecture MWF 2 RI-24 CDR Hewgley Lab R 1-2 RI-24 4311 Lecture MWF 4 RI-24 CDR Hewgley Lab R 3-4 RI-24 5521 Lecture MWF 5 RI-24 Dr. Jenkins Lab R 5-6 RI-24
Instructors
CDR Charles Hewgley
Electrical and Computer Engineering Department
Maury Hall, room 230
Telephone: (410) 293-6171 hewgley@usna.eduDr. Brian Jenkins (Course Coordinator)
Electrical and Computer Engineering Department
Maury Hall, room 216
Telephone: (410) 293-6159 bjenkins@usna.edu