ETEE Course Outcomes
- ETEE 1050 - Introduction to Electromechanical Systems
- ETEE 1100 - Engineering Applications of Computers
- ETEE 1120 - Electronic Devices and Circuits
- ETEE 1500 - Electrical Systems I
- ETEE 1800 - Introduction to Digital Systems
- ETEE 2390 - Electrical Power Systems
- ETEE 2500 - Electrical Systems II (Capstone)
Introduction to Electromechanical Systems (ETEE-1050)
Engineering Applications of Computers (ETEE-1100)
- Develop a method for solving engineering problems using programming
- Examine object oriented programming languages for application development
- Design, develop, and properly document programs as solutions
- Create and debug programs in an integrated development environment
- Compile programs as stand-alone executables
- Understand data types, variables, conversions, formats, arrays, and data manipulation
- Understand and use classes, objects, and properties
- Create a practical graphical user interface
- Use events, branching, and repetition in program solutions
- Create external interfaces for input and output
- Create program modules that can be reused for solving additional problems
- Use hardware and software to analyze engineering problems
- Design and develop programs to solve a broad range of engineering problems
- Work in a team environment, and provide quality work performance
- Identify sources of information and reference material for program design and development
Electronic Devices and Circuits (ETEE-1120)
Electrical Systems I (ETEE-1500)
- Understand various passive electrical component concepts including resistors, capacitors, inductors, transformers, etc.
- Solve problems for AC and DC systems
- Design basic electrical circuits
- Create passive filter circuits
- Analyze single and three phase electrical power circuits and basic systems
- Use and construct multiphase power systems
- Simulate electrical circuits/systems using computer simulation software
- Perform electrical measurements of current, voltage, reactance, impedance, and power
- Assemble and test electrical circuits and basic systems
- Evaluate and document circuit/system test results
Introduction to Digital Systems (ETEE-1800)
- Introduce student to fundamental concepts of digital control components and systems.
- Become familiar with the basic electrical interfaces to electronic and electromechanical devices.
- Understand basic Boolean operations and control system logic.
- Read and draw electrical ladder diagrams
- Proficiency at following and creating wiring diagrams
- Analyze and develop basic control system solutions.
- Wire and configure I/O to PLC using ladder diagrams and instructions.
- Develop well documented PLC programs
- Use programmable logic controller software to configure, simulate, and test systems.
- Design, build and test PLC programs
- Preparation of well-organized and easily understood lab reports.
- Ability to draw logical conclusions from lab work.
Electrical Power Systems (ETEE-2390)
- Exercise proper safety considerations while working on power systems
- Perform basic single and three-phase power system measurements
- Understand the basics of power systems and their design
- Perform power factor measurements and correction
- Use data acquisition equipment for measurements
- Provide basic troubleshooting skills for power systems problems
- Calculate voltages, currents, and power in three-phase circuits
- Translate measurement data and analysis into a formal report
- Work in a team to create solutions to problems and projects
- Orally present a solution to technical problems and projects
- Independently research and report on technical issues