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Electric
Fundamentals of Electric
Circuits (EE201)
By
Dr. Eng. Omar Abdel-Gaber M. Aly omar.aly@aun.edu.eg Assistant Professor
Electrical Engineering Department
College of Engineering Al-Majmaa
Al-Majmaa University

Schedule & Instructors


Schedule:



As indicated in Students Schedule

Instructors: Dr. Omar Abdel-Gaber



(omar.aly@aun.edu.eg)
Office hours: Saturday (01:02 pm), or by appointment.



TAs:




Eng. Mohamed AbdelRaheem
Office hours: As indicated in Students Schedule

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Recommended Texts
“Fundamentals of Electric Circuits”
Author: Charles Alexander, Matthew Sadiku, 2008

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Fundamentals of Electric Circuits EE201, by Dr. Omar Aly

Grading


EE201 Grade breakup:







First Midterm exam :
20
Second Midterm exam :
20
Quizzes (4 or 5 times) :
5
Class Attendances:
5
Lab and Exercises
10 Total 60
Extra Grade:
10
 Presentations:
5
 Hardware Implementations:
5
 (groups of maximum 4 Persons are allowed)

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Contents of the Course










Basic circuit elements and concepts.
Basic laws of circuit theory: Ohm's law,
Kirchoff's law.
Circuit theorems: superposition principle,
Thevenin and Norton theorems; maximum power transfer theorem.
Techniques of circuit analysis: Nodal and mesh analysis.
Sinusoidal sources and the concept of phasor in circuit analysis.
Introduction to concept of active, reactive, complex power and power factor.
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Introduction


An electric circuit is an interconnection of electrical elements. Electric circuits range from very simple to complicated circuits as shown. The purpose of this course is to analyze these circuits.

Fundamentals of Electric Circuits, by Dr. Omar Aly

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