| EE334 | Syllabus | Policy | Objectives | Resources |
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| 23 April 2013 | Sample final exams from 2011 and 2012 are now posted on the syllabus; these may be of use for you to prepare for the exam. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 23 April 2013 |
Final exam information:
The final exam is scheduled for Saturday,
04 May 2013 from 1330 to 1630 with an
alternate final exam scheduled for Wednesday,
08 May 2013 from 1930 to 2230. The
alternate exam is available only if you meet the
requirements specified in
ACDEANNOTE 1531
dated 28 Feb 13. You must obtain
approval from your instructor prior to missing the
scheduled final exam.
You are allowed to use three sides of paper for
your equation/note sheets: either three
single-sided or one two-sided and one
single-sided. These equation/note sheets must be
your own work and must be hand-written by you; you
must turn in your formula sheet with your exam.
You may find your equation/note sheets from the
6- and 12-week exams suitable for this
purpose… Note that your instructor may
reduce your final exam score if your formula
sheets violate this standard or are not submitted
with your final exam.
You may use your your own
FE-approved calculator
during the exam but should make sure that you
follow any specific exam directions about solution
method or showing your work (which may preclude
use of the calculator for that problem). Note
that you must use your own calculator and may not
share a calculator with another student during the
exam; you are advised to bring spare batteries (or
even a backup calculator if you are concerned
about it) to avoid an unpleasant calculation
breakdown… during the exam.
The exam covers
all material
in the course,
whether covered in class or not,
and will include a combination of
true–false, multiple-choice, matching,
short-answer, and open (calculation) problems.
Course material includes the reading assignments
(in both the Hambley 5/e textbook and the USNA
supplement), lectures (including the lecture
handouts), labs, 6- and 12-week exams, and
problem sets. The homework solutions and lecture
handouts (don't forget to look at the annotated
versions) may also be useful as they include
problem solutions and notes that may help you
understand the material better. The EE334 course
objectives document is a great place to go to make
sure that you are not missing a topic. And there
are two example final exams posted to give you
some ideas on the kinds of questions that you
might see.
The following are the room assignments for the
final exam Saturday, 04 May 2013 at
1330, listed by individual sections; note that all
rooms are on the Rickover lab deck—some
rooms have changed from the 6- and 12-week
exams so make sure that you doublecheck your room
before you get lost on the day of the exam!
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| 23 April 2013 |
Network links that might be of interest:
XKCD's view of online communities.
Relational internet map. Same map with USNA as the center of the universe… Animated day–night connection map. Corresponding web page… Corresponding paper… World routing map. Corresponding web page… |
| Credits: | 3–2–4 |
| Description: | This course is a follow-on to EE331, Electrical Engineering I. In this course, modeling and analysis techniques are applied to electronic communication systems including both analog and digital modulation and demodulation techniques. In addition, students design and analyze combinational and sequential digital logic circuits. An in-depth study of computer networking is included with specific emphasis on the OSI model and wireless systems. |
| Course Coordinator: |
Kevin W. Rudd, Ph.D. CAPT, USN Maury Hall, Room 231 rudd@usna.edu 3–6155 Sections 3311 and 5511 |
| Instructors: |
Marissa C. Hobbs LT, USN Maury Hall, Room 353 hobbs@usna.edu 3–6165 Sections 1111 and 2122 |
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Charles Nelson LCDR, USN Maury Hall, Room 352 cnelson@usna.edu 3–6164 Sections 1112 and 5512 |
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Hau Ngo, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Maury Hall, Room 227 ngo@usna.edu 3–6179 Section 6522 |
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Ryan N. Rakvic, Ph.D. Associate Professor Maury Hall, Room 212 rakvic@usna.edu 3–6166 Section 4321 |
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Antal A. (Tony) Sarkady, Ph.D. Professor Maury Hall, Room 223 sarkady@usna.edu 3–6176 Sections 4322 and 6521 |