Undergraduate Catalogue - UPRM

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
MIGUEL VELEZ-REYES, Professor, Ph.D., 1992,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
KRISHNASWAMY VENKATESAN, Professor,
Ph.D., 1974, University of Roorkee.
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
INEL 3105. ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
ANALYSIS I. Three credit hours. Three hours of
lecture per week. Prerequisite: MATE 3032 or
MATE 3184. Co-requisites: (FISI 3172 or FISI
3162) and (MATE 3063 or MATE 3185).
Analysis of direct current and alternating current
linear electric circuits; laws and concepts that
characterize their behavior.
INEL 4048. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
PRACTICE. Three credit hours. Thirty five hours
per week for seven (7) or more weeks during the
Summer or its equivalent during the semester.
Prerequisite: Authorization of the Director of the
Department.
A course organized in cooperation with private
industry or government to provide the student with
practical experience in electrical engineering. The
work performed by the student will be jointly
supervised by the Academic Department and an
appropriate official from the cooperating
organization. An oral and written report will be
required from the student upon completion of the
project.
INEL 4075. FUNDAMENTALS OF ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING. Three credit hours. Three hours
of lecture per week. Prerequisites: (MATE 3063 or
MATE 3185) and (FISI 3172 or FISI 3162). (Not
for electrical or computer engineering students).
Laws and fundamental concepts that govern the
behavior of electric and magnetic circuits; ideal
models of resistors, voltage and current sources,
capacitors and inductors; three-phase circuits and
transformers.
INEL 4076.
FUNDAMENTALS OF
ELECTRONICS. Three credit hours. Three hours
of lecture per week. Prerequisite: INEL 4075.
Fundamentals and applications of analog and
digital electronics.
INEL 4077. BASIC ELECTRONICS
LABORATORY. One credit hour. One three-hour
laboratory per week. Co-requisite: INEL 4076.
Description and use of basic equipment for
electrical measurements in digital and analog
circuits.
INEL 4085. FUNDAMENTALS OF
TRANSFORMERS AND ELECTRIC
MACHINERY. Three credit hours. Three hours of
lecture per week. Prerequisite: INEL 4075.
Electromechanical energy converters such as
transformers; induction, synchronous and direct
current machines; distribution systems where these
converters are used.
INEL 4086. TRANSFORMERS AND ELECTRIC
MACHINERY LABORATORY. One credit hour.
One three-hour laboratory per week. Co-requisite:
INEL 4085. (Not for electrical or computer
engineering students).
Voltage, current electrical and mechanical power
measurements and other parameters related to the
operation of single phase, three phase, and direct
current equipment.
INEL 4102. ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
ANALYSIS II. Three credit hours. Three hours of
lecture per week. Prerequisites: (FISI 3172 or FISI
3162) and INGE 3016 and INEL 3105. Corequisite:
INEL 4115 and MATE 4009.
Network functions; circuit analysis by Laplace
transforms and Fourier series; two-port networks;
Butterworth and Chebyshev filters; computer-aided
analysis of these systems.
INEL 4103. ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS ANALYSIS
III. Three credit hours. Three hours of lecture per
week. Prerequisites: MATE 4009, INEL 4102 and
INEL 4151.
Analysis of magnetic circuits and polyphase
balanced systems; transformers; power
transmission lines; computer-aided analysis of their
systems.
INEL 4115. ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENTS
LABORATORY. One credit hour. One two-hour
laboratory per week. Co-requisite: INEL 3105.
Experiments with electronic components and
equipment; measurement techniques.
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