The School of Technology at Youngstown State University


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EET Courses

Lower-Division

Upper-Division

Lower-Division Courses

1501. Circuit Theory 1. Theoretical analysis of DC electrical circuits including units conversions, cur- rent voltage, power, Ohm's Law, Kirchhoff's Laws, network theorems, capacitance, magnetic circuits, inductance and transient analysis of RL and RC circuits. Prereq. or concurrent: MATH 1504, STECH 1505. Concurrent with EET 1501L. 3 s.h.

1501L. Circuit Theory 1 Lab. Use of electrical components to construct circuits and use of electrical instrumentation including meters and oscilloscopes to analyze DC resistive series/parallel networks and basic RC & RL transient circuits. Computer circuit analysis with PSPICE. Three hours per week. Concurrent with EET 1501. 1 s.h.

1502. Circuit Theory 2. Study of AC sinusoidal waveforms, phasor representations, phasor algebra and phasor diagrams. Solution of steady state single phase series/parallel networks including network theorems, power and power factor, resonant circuits, filters, mutual inductance, transformers and balanced three-phase systems. Prereq.: C or better in EET 1501, EET 1501L. Prereq. or concurrent: MATH 1513. Concurrent with EET 1502L.
3 s.h.

1502L. Circuit Theory 2 Lab. Measure effective values of AC currents and voltages, observe wave- forms with oscilloscopes, verify impedance concepts and phasor diagrams for AC series/parallel networks and resonant circuits. Computer circuit analysis with PSPICE. Three hours per week. Con- current with EET 1502. 1 s.h.

2605. Electronics 1. Physical basis of semiconductor materials, diodes, rectifier circuits, Zener diode regulators, clippers, clampers, special purpose diodes. Bipolar junction transistors (BJT) characteristics, bias circuits, equivalent circuit models, amplifiers and field effect transistor (FET) characteristics. Prereq.: EET 1502, 1502L. Prereq. or concurrent: MATH 1570. Concurrent with EET 2605L. 3 s.h.

2605L. Electronics 1 Laboratory. Use of meters, oscilloscope, transistor curve tracer for experiments on diode characteristics, rectifier circuits, clippers, clampers, Zener regulators, BJT and FET characteristics, BJT bias circuits and amplifiers. Computer circuit analysis with PSPICE. Three hours per week. Concurrent with EET 2605. 1 s.h.

2620. Digital Electronics. An introductory study of number systems and conversions, codes, Boolean algebra, and logic gates. Includes Boolean function simplification, truth tables, Karnaugh maps, and combination circuits. Prereq.: EET 1501. Prereq. or concurrent: MATH 1513. Concurrent with EET 2620L. 2 s.h.

2620L. Digital Electronics Lab. Experiments utilizing digital integrated circuits to implement various logic functions discussed in EET 2620. Three hours per week. Concurrent with EET 2620. 1 s.h.

2650. Personal Computer Hardware. Fundamentals of assembly, troubleshooting, and repair of personal computers. Hardware topics include power supplies, motherboard, memory, keyboards, monitors, floppy drives, hard drives, and peripherals. Upgrading of PC hardware. Two hours lecture, three hours lab per week. Prereq. or concurrent: STECH 1505 or consent of instructor. 3 s.h.

2651. Digital Communication Systems 1. Introduction to telecommunications; noise types and measurements; amplitude, frequency and pulse modulation and encoding techniques; transmission codes; terminals; serial interfaces using RS 232, RS 499, RS 422A and 423A; loop standards; UART and UART interface. Two hours lecture, three hours lab per week. Prereq.: EET 1502 /L, 2620 /L. Prereq. or concurrent: EET 2605 /L. 3 s.h.

2652. Digital Communication Systems 2. Continuation of EET 2651. Includes the telephone set and subscriber loop interface; telephone network. Modems; synchronous protocols; error detection correction; control. Two hours lecture, three hours lab per week. Prereq.: EET 2651. 3 s.h.

2653. Fiber Optics. Light propagation in fiber; connections, attenuation, and signal distortion; splicing and analysis of coupling losses; optical transmitters and receivers for analog and digital signals. Two hours lecture, three hours lab per week. Prereq.: EET 1502 /L. 3 s.h.

2670. Process Instrumentation. Introduction to the principles and practice of measurement and control of temperature, pressure, flow, level, and other process variables commonly encountered in industrial systems. Includes characteristics, installation, and troubleshooting of process transducers, sensors, and detectors. Three hours lecture, three hours lab per week. Prereq. or concurrent: EET 2605 /L. 4 s.h.

2671. Computer Instrumentation and Control. Use of personal computers as a data acquisition and control device in industrial processes. Specification, installation, troubleshooting or various I/O cards. Development of PC-based data acquisition and control system using commercially available software. Three hours lecture, three hours lab per week. Prereq.: EET 2670/L. 4 s.h.

2680. Digital Broadcasting I. Introduction to communication systems; signal modulation techniques; analog, digital, and mixed systems; digital processing principles; filters and transforms; sampling; sound, light, and image portrayal; digital television; FCC rules. Three hours lecture, three hours lab per week. Prereq.: EET 1502, 1502L, PHYS 1501, 1501L, EET 2620, 2620L, Prereq. concurrent with EET 2605, 2605L. 4 s.h.

2681. Digital Broadcasting 2. Transmission media; MPEG data compression; digital coding; storage devices; production-related interfaces; digital television broadcasting; multiplexing; error correction; wiring practices; shielding and grounding techniques; FCC rules. Three hours lecture, three hours lab per week. Prereq.: EET 2680, or concurrent with EET ~~2606~~ (3706), ~~2606L~~ (3706L). 4 s.h.

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Upper-Division Courses

3706. Electronics 2. Field effect transistor (FET) bias circuits and amplifiers, thyristor circuits, frequency effects (Bode plots), differential amplifiers, linear and non-linear OP-AMP circuits, active filters, oscillators and regulated power supplies. Prereq. EET 1502/L,: C or better in EET 2605, 2605L, MATH 1570, Concurrent with EET 3706L. 3 s.h.

3706L. Electronics 2 Laboratory. Experiments involving field effect transistors (FETs), integrated circuits (ICs), operational amplifiers, frequency effects on gain, oscillator circuits and regulated power supplies. Computer circuit analysis with PSPICE. Three hours per week. Concurrent with EET 3706. 1 s.h.

3710. Electrical Machines. Construction, operating principles and characteristics, efficiency and control of DC motors, generators, and specialized machines. AC single and 3-phase transformers, alternators, induction and synchronous motor principles, characteristics, efficiency and control. Prereq.: STECH 1505, EET 1501 /L, EET 1502 /L. Prereq. or concurrent: MATH 1570. Concurrent with 3710L. 3 s.h.

3710L. Electrical Machines Lab. Experiments with DC motors and generators and AC transformers, alternators, induction and synchronous motors to observe operation, efficiency, control and machine characteristics. Three hours per week. Concurrent with EET 3710. 1 s.h.

3712. Programmable Logic Controllers. Development of ladder logic programming and application to programmable logic controllers (PLCs). Examination of input/output (I/O) device characteristics and interfacing including both digital and analog I/O. Installation, maintenance and safety practices for PLCs. Prereq.: MATH 1570, EET 1502 /L, 2605 /L, 2620 /L, 3710 /L. Concurrent with EET 3712L. 3 s.h.

3712L. PLC Laboratory. Exercises in ladder logic programming for programmable logic controllers (PLCs) using concepts developed in EET 3712. In- put/Output (I/O) concepts related to PLCs. Three hours per week. Concurrent with EET 3712. 1 s.h.

3725. Electromechanical Systems. AC/DC circuit analysis techniques including network theorems, PSPICE computer circuit analysis and laboratory experiences with applications to AC/DC machinery, electronics, digital circuits and control systems. Three hours lecture, three hours lab per week. Prereq.: MATH 1570. 4 s.h.

3730. Logic Systems Design. The characteristics and applications of integrated circuit logic families and various memory devices. Emphasis on the de- sign of digital systems with SSI, MSI, and LSI as system components. Prereq.: EET 2605, C or better in 2620. Concurrent with EET 3730L. 3 s.h.

3730L. Logic Systems Design Lab. Laboratory exercises dealing with applications of concepts developed in EET 3730. Three hours per week. Concurrent with EET 3730. 0 s.h.

3735/3735L. Microprocessor Architecture and Programming. An introduction to microprocessor architecture, memory organization, and input/out- put addressing. Emphasis on machine/assembly language programming to teach concepts of buses, machine cycles, and internal data flow. Two hours lecture and three hours of lab per week. Prereq.: MATH 1513, STECH 1505, EET 1501 /L, and C or better in EET 2620, 2620L or CSIS 1590. Must be concurrent with EET 3735L. 3 s.h.+ 0 s.h.

3745. Microprocessor Systems 2. Continuation of EET ~~2645~~ (3735) with emphasis on advanced programming techniques, memory mapping, I/O ports, and basic I/O interfacing. Prereq.: EET ~~2606~~ (3706), ~~2645~~ (3735). Con- current with EET 3745L. 3 s.h.

3745L. Microprocessor Systems 2 Lab. Laboratory exercises utilizing a microcomputer to provide practical applications of concepts developed in EET 3745. Three hours per week. Concurrent with 3745. 0 s.h.

3760. Variable Speed Drives. Introduction to electronic speed control of direct and alternating current motors. Power conversion and waveform modulation techniques, drive sizing, harmonics, and motor performance. Prereq.: EET ~~2606~~ (3706), ~~2612~~ (3712) . Concurrent with EET 3760L. 3 s.h.

3760L. Variable Speed Drives Lab. Exercises in variable speed drive applications, demonstrating the concepts developed in EET 3760. Concurrent with 3760. 0 s.h.

3780. Communication Systems. Audio signals, noise, untuned and RF amplifiers, amplitude, frequency, pulse modulation, transmission lines, antennas, and multiplexing of communication channels. Prereq.: EET ~~2606~~ (3706). Concurrent with EET 3780L. 3 s.h.

3780L. Communication Systems Lab. Laboratory exercises dealing with application of concepts developed in EET 3780. Three hours per week. Con- current with EET 3780.
0 s.h.

4810. Electrical System Design. The design and layout of electrical systems for power, light, heat, signals, and communications in commercial, industrial, and residential buildings. Two hours lecture, three hours of lab per week. Prereq.: EET ~~2610~~ (3710) or junior standing. 3 s.h.

4820. Power Transmission and Distribution. An introduction to power system analysis, transmission line parameters and calculations, and steady-state power system representation. Prereq.: EET ~~2610~~ (3710). 3 s.h.

4845. Microprocessor Systems 3. Continuation of EET 3745 with emphasis on real data acquisition, A/D and D/A conversions, and industrial applications. Prereq.: EET 3730, 3745. Concurrent with EET 4845L. 3 s.h.

4845L. Microprocessor Systems 3 Lab. Laboratory exercises utilizing a microcomputer to provide practical applications of concepts developed in EET 4845. Three hours per week. Concurrent with 4845. 0 s.h.

4850. Integrated Circuit Applications. Introduction to integrated circuits technology and typical application. Prereq.: EET ~~2606~~ (3706). Concurrent with EET 4850L. 3 s.h.

4850L. Integrated Circuit Applications Lab. Laboratory exercises dealing with the application of concepts developed in EET 4850. Three hours per week. Concurrent with EET 4850. 0 s.h.

4870. Process Control Technology. Application of Laplace transform solution of differential equations to system transfer functions. Development of control system transfer functions, control system components and analysis of linear control systems. Prereq.: EET ~~2612~~ (3712), ~~2612L~~ (3712L), and MATH 2670. 4 s.h.

4880. Electrical and Mechanical Facilities Design. Multidisciplinary study of building systems; HVAC, plumbing, electrical power, lighting, and communication systems. Computational labs and group projects for each topic. Prereq.: Senior standing and permission of the CCET or EET student's program advisor. Concurrent: CCET 4884. Two hours lecture and three hours computational lab. 3 s.h.