ELE 351 Syllabus Electromagnetic Fields Page 1 of 2 Fall 2004 Brian Hodgkin Course Goals Students will learn scientific, mathematical and engineering principles that enable them to understand forces, fields, and waves; know how devices work that use those principles and phenomena; and be familiar with the historical context in which development of knowledge and devices occurred. Course Learning Outcomes: Students will: Describe and analyze distributed systems such as transmission lines and fields BP3 State several laws and principles of electric, magnetic, and electromagnetic fields BP2 Use vector calculus and other mathematics to describe electromagnetic phenomena BP1 Name principal personages and describe the phenomena they discovered and/or the mathematics and/or reasoning they used. Solve problems in electrostatic, magnetostatic, and electromagnetic fields BP4 Describe the principles of operation of several electrical, magnetic, and electromagnetic devices BP3 Textbook: Fundamentals of Applied Electomagnetics, 5th Ed., F.T. Ulaby, Pearson Prentice Hall, 2007. Details Class meets: Instructor: Office: Office hours: Telephone: Facsimile: Email: Mon/Wed 11:00 a.m.-12:15 p.m., 151 John Mitchell Center Brian Hodgkin, Professor of Electrical Engineering 131 John Mitchell Center Mon/Wed 10-11 a.m. Otherwise, please make an appointment. 780-5582 780-5129 hodgkin@usm.maine.edu Attendance Students are expected to attend every class meeting for the entire class period. If you do miss class, it is your responsibility to obtain announcements and assignments. Secret to success – Show up, on time, prepared. Assessment Homework (Papers and Problems) 20% Three exams 60% Final exam 20% Academic Assistance At any point in the semester, if you encounter difficulty with the course or feel you could be performing at a higher level, consult with me. Academic support for Students with Disabilities – Students who may need assistance due to a disability are encouraged to contact the Office of Academic Support for Students ELE 351 Syllabus Electromagnetic Fields Page 2 of 2 Fall 2004 Brian Hodgkin with Disabilities, located in Luther Bonney 242. Phone number 780-4706: TTY 7804395.