What This Document Is
This document provides a comprehensive overview of the Circuit Analysis I (EE 301) and associated laboratory (EE 302) courses, as well as a brief introduction to Circuit Analysis II (EE 303) offered at Wright State University. It functions as a course structure guide, outlining key details for students planning to take these foundational electrical engineering courses. It details course prerequisites, learning objectives, and the role of laboratory work in reinforcing theoretical concepts.
Why This Document Matters
This resource is invaluable for prospective students, current students planning their course schedules, and anyone seeking to understand the scope and requirements of the core circuit analysis sequence at Wright State. It’s particularly useful when deciding if these courses align with your academic goals and preparing for enrollment. Understanding the foundational knowledge expected and the skills you’ll develop will help you succeed in these critical engineering courses. It also clarifies the relationship between lecture and lab components.
Common Limitations or Challenges
This document is a high-level overview and does *not* contain the actual course materials, lecture notes, assignments, or solutions. It will not teach you circuit analysis; rather, it describes *what* will be taught and *how* the courses are structured. It doesn’t delve into the specific problems or calculations you’ll encounter, nor does it provide detailed explanations of circuit theorems or analysis techniques.
What This Document Provides
* A clear listing of prerequisites for each course in the sequence (EE 301, 302, and a preview of 303).
* Defined learning objectives outlining the skills students are expected to gain.
* Information regarding required textbooks and course coordinators.
* An overview of the laboratory component and its connection to the lecture material.
* Details on the computer software (SPICE) utilized in the course and lab.
* A breakdown of how each course contributes to ABET engineering accreditation categories.
* A list of equipment used in the Circuit Analysis I laboratory.