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• EET 330: Electronics I

  3.00 Credits

  South Carolina State University

  
  EET 330. Electronics I. 3(3,0). This course covers the following Semincondictor Materials; Principles and application of: Pn junction Diode; Dipolar Junction Trasistor (BJT); Field effect Transitor (FETs); PNPN and other special devices. Prerequisite: EET 232 (F,S)
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• EET 333: Electronics Laboratory

  1.00 Credits

  South Carolina State University

  
  Laboratory experiments to accompany EET 330, EET 332, and EET 375. Corequisite: EET 332, EET 375 (F,S)
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• EET 374: Electrical Machines

  3.00 Credits

  South Carolina State University

  
  EET 374. Electrical Machines. 3(3,0). This course is designed to introduce the concepts and principles of electric machines and transformer. It covers the following: magnetic concepts and magnetic circuits: DC machines; Transformers; AC machines. Prerequites: EET 232 and P 255. (F)
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• EET 375: Electronic Communications

  3.00 Credits

  South Carolina State University

  
  EET 375. Electronics Communications. 3(3,0). This course introduces students to communications techniques. Topics include basic components of communication systems, noise, AM and FM transmission and reception. Prerequisite: EET 330. (F)
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• EET 381: Digital Sys Design/Anal

  3.00 Credits

  South Carolina State University

  
  EET 381. Digital Systems Design and Analysis. 3(3,0). This course covers the following number systems: binary arithmetic; SSI logic gates; Boolean algebra and theorems; K-Map. Q-M procedure, MEV method; logic design using SSI IC chips; logic design using MSI chips; study of arithmetic circuits; Introduction to sequential circuits; flip-flops-truth table and characteristics equation; application of flip-flops-frequency division, counters, and shift registers; design of synchronous sequential circuits; analysis of BJT digital logic circuits and logic families. Prerequisite: Junior standing or consent of instructor. (F,S)
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• EET 450: Intro to Elect Pow System

  3.00 Credits

  South Carolina State University

  
  EET 450. Introduction to Electrical Power Systems. 3(3,0). This course is designed to introduce the fundamental concepts and principles of electrical power systems. It covers a review on balanced three-phase circuits and per phase method of analysis; one-line diagram; power system basics: important components, generation and transmission/distribution of electrical energy, important analyses, hazards and protection; complex power transmission; power system modeling; per unit method of analysis. Prerequisite: EET 374 (F,S)
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• EET 453: Machines and Power Lab

  1.00 Credits

  South Carolina State University

  
  EET 453. Machines and Power Laboratory. 1(0,2). This is a laboratory course on electrical machines and power systems. Co-requisite: EET 450 (F,S)
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• EET 459: Senior Project Proposal

  1.00 Credits

  South Carolina State University

  
  EET 459. Senior Project Proposal. 1(1,0). This course is designed to prepare the student for the senior project course. Students will be able to select a topic, do literature survey, and determine methodology for accomplishing the senior project course. Prerequisite: Senior standing in EET. (F,S)
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• EET 470: Automatic Contl Systems

  3.00 Credits

  South Carolina State University

  
  EET 470. Automatic Control Systems. 3(3,0) This course is a study of linear control systems. Topics include basic control principles, system modeling, and anlaysis and design techniques. Prerequisite: EET 275 (F,S)
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• ENGR 120: Intro to Progrmg using C++

  3.00 Credits

  South Carolina State University

  
  ENGR 120. Introduction to Programming using C++. 3(3,0). This course provides an introduction to the C++ programming language. Students will create, document, run and debug programs using computer. Key topics include fundamentals of algorithms, flowcharts, programming concepts, variables, classes, objects, selection, iteration, control structures, strings, arrays, pointers and functions. Throughout the semester problem solving skills will be stressed and applied. Prerequisites: ENGR 170.
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