Preliminary |
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Homework is assigned and collected each
Monday and is due by the end of the lecture. Late homeworks will receive a grade of zero (0), but the TAs
will still review and correct the work. I
invite you to take the short self test found here.
If you don't
essentially get a perfect score, you are not prepared to take the course. In
that case consider dropping out. Make sure you don't peek at the answers
found at the end of the quiz. |
Course meetings: |
Lectures: MWF 1:30-2:20, 117 Barton Hall |
Problem sessions
(Please attend only the one for which you are registered.) |
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2. Th 1:30-2:20 pm, 301 Hodson
Hall |
3. T 1:30-2:20 pm, 211 Dunning Hall |
Course prerequisites
(link) |
Award winning signals demos
created by Prof. Rugh and his students |
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Text:
none required. Online lecture notes will be sufficient. |
Grading: Homeworks: 20% (The homework with the lowest grade
will be omitted.) Mid
term #1 20% Mid
term #2 20% Final
exam 40% |
Ethics: The JHU Undergraduate
Ethics Policy is found here. For this
course, there will be no
You may discuss homework
with other students, but you may not work on assignments jointly. Work that you
submit must be yours alone. |
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People: |
Lecturer: Prof. A. Brinton Cooper III 210
Barton Hall, 410-516-7014 Office
hours: M & W 3:00-4:00 or by appt. Class Assistants: Aaron
Lampley: aaron.lampley@gmail.com Office hours: Mon: 11:00-12:00, Wed: 11:00-12:00, 223C
Barton Hassan
Mohy-ud-Din mohyuddin.engineer@gmail.com Office hours: Thu: 4:30-5:30, Fri: 9:30-10:30, 223C Barton |
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Personal note: This course, with Circuits 520.213, was the
vanguard of a major overhaul of JHU's EE curriculum
many years ago. It was conceived by the remarkable and memorable Prof. William
H. Huggins. I was privileged to be a member of the second class in Electrical
Engineering Circuits. It was a major factor in my decision to
pursue Electrical Engineering. |