This course helps the student to gain basic knowledge in analogue electronics, operational amplifiers, feedback and stability, filters and signal generation.
EL 373 Control Systems is a three (3) credit-hour course with a TPC of 2, 2, 3. It covers various topics under classical control theory, which deals with the behaviour of dynamical systems with inputs, and how this behaviour is modified by feedback, using the Laplace transform as a basic tool to model such systems.
The goal of this course is to cover some basic and intermediate topics in classical control systems. It equips students with the concepts, theories, and applications of mathematical modelling of physical processes, closed-loop control systems, time-domain, and frequencydomain analyses of physical processes, and stability analysis.
The objectives of
this course are to introduce the basic concepts related to the theory and
operation of electrical and electronic measuring instruments. Students should
be able to apply the knowledge about the instruments to use them more
effectively and suggest the instrument suitable for various measurement tasks.
The course CT, is to equip students with the tools necessary to understand AC concepts and principles, the use of circuit analysis theorems and methods in solving AC circuits. It is also to help students appreciate the concept of two port networks and solve for the various two port network parameters, etc