Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Anything
which extends human ability is called a machine. (Barry Harvey, page 9, The Art and Science of Analog Circuit
Design, 1998 Butterworth-Heinemann)
Applied Physics
Engineering Materials
Introduction to Computers
Computer Aided Engineering Drawing
Basic Electrical Engineering
Network Analysis-I
Network Analysis-II
Mathematics:
Applied Mathematics-I
Applied Mathematics-II
Applied Mathematics-III
Applied Mathematics-IV
Basic Electronics
Digital Electronics
Electrical Machines
Power Electronics
Industrial Automation:
Electronic Instrumentation
Industrial Automation
Communications Engineering:
Wireless and Mobile Communications:
Electromagnetic Fields-I
Electromagnetic Fields-II (EMF I and II are related to Electrical Machines, Electronic Instrumentation
and Radiating Systems)
Communication Systems
Opto-Electronics
Navigational Systems:
Navigational Aids
Digital Signal Processing:
Signal Processing
Network Systems Engineering:
Humanities subjects:
Technical English
Communication Skills
Week(s)
8
1
8
1
4
4
Semester
Pre Mid-term Teaching
Mid-term tests
Post Mid-term Teaching
Preparation Leave
Semester Examinations
Semester Break
Fall Semester starts
Notes:
In case of any holiday including official ones, an extra class would be
scheduled in the following week.
There are no marks for attendance during lectures.
The tests and vivae would be given in lab during lab hours. In case of
any holiday on the date of tests/vivae, the tests/vivae would be given in
the next class.
Probably, due to the large number of holidays in the spring semester
2008, theory classes would be carried out during the lab timings in the
lab. This would happen occasionally. And by the way, semesters 3, 5 and
7 are already one week late.
Course website:
http://www.ssuet.edu.pk/courses/ee219
[This website would be fully functional in the second week of
February 2008]
This website would contain the following:
Lecture notes
Solved problems
End of chapter solutions (selected problems from selected chapters)
Announcements of extra classes, tests and viva dates and times
Student record (sessional marks)
Laboratory manual
Solved test papers
All documents are in portable document format. You will need a PDF viewer
such as Adobe Acrobat Reader to view these files. Downloading over a dial
up connection would take a very long time.
This website is an optional part of this course. The updates would be done
at the weekends only. Frequent network problems due to the dilapidated
intranet would make the website inaccessible. Do not rely only on the
website. Keep your class lecture notes up to date.