EC 100

Revision as of 22:32, 19 June 2023

EC 100: Electrical and Electronic Circuits, Mondays and Wednesdays 10am-12:20pm, Room: Boelter Hall 5436, Summer 2023.

Instructor	Mustafa Altun Email: altunm@ucla.edu Office hours: 15:00 – 16:00 on Fridays in Boelter Hall Room 6731L, or request an online talk by email
Teaching Assistant	Kiarash A. Sabet Email: kiarashsabet@ucla.edu
Grading	Homeworks: 20% 5 homeworks (4% each) Midterms: 40% 2 midterms (20% each) done physically in class time on 7/17/2023 and 8/2/2023. Final Exam: 40% Letter Grading: 90%+: A+, 80%-90%: A, 75%-80%: A-, 70%-75%: B+, 65%-70%: B, 60%-65%: B-, 55%-60%: C+, 50%-55%: C, 45%-50%: C-; 40%-45%: D+, 35%-40%: D, <35%: F
Textbook	Electrical Engineering - Principles and Applications, A. Hambley, 7th Edition.
Policies	All exams are physical and need to be submitted on Gradescope. For exams, you are allowed to bring one double-sided handwritten sheet of letter-sized paper and a calculator. All homeworks need to be submitted on Gradescope. No late submissions allowed unless pre-approval is obtained for medical reasons.

Date	Topic
Week 1, 22/9/2022	Introduction and circuit variables
Week 2, 29/9/2022	Circuit elements
Week 3, 6/10/2022	Resistive circuits
Weeks 4, 13/10/2022	QUIZ I & circuit analysis techniques
Weeks 5, 20/10/2022	Circuit analysis techniques
Week 6, 27/10/2022	Circuit analysis techniques
Weeks 7, 3/11/2022	QUIZ II & inductance and capacitance
Week 8, 10/11/2022	RL-RC circuits
Week 9, 17/11/2022	RL-RC circuits
Weeks 10, 24/11/2022	QUIZ III & semiconductor devices
Week 11, 1/12/2022	Analog circuits: Operational amplifiers
Week 12, 8/12/2022	Analog circuits: small signal analysis and gain
Weeks 13, 15/12/2022	Digital circuits and gates
Weeks 14, 22/12/2022	QUIZ IV & wrap up

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-* Nilsson, J. W., & Riedel, S. A. (2020). Electric circuits. Pearson.
+* Electrical Engineering - Principles and Applications, A. Hambley, 7th Edition.
-* Sedra, A. S., Smith, K. C., Carusone, T. C., & Gaudet, V. (2004). Microelectronic circuits (Vol. 4). New York: Oxford university press.
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-* Exams are in closed-notes and closed-books format.
+* All exams are physical and need to be submitted on Gradescope. For exams, you are allowed to bring one double-sided handwritten sheet of letter-sized paper and a calculator.
-* To be eligible of taking the final or the resit exam, your quiz average should be at least '''25''' (out of 100).
+* All homeworks need to be submitted on Gradescope. No late submissions allowed unless pre-approval is obtained for medical reasons.
-* To pass the course, your general average should be at least '''30''' (out of 100).
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