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        electromagnetic principles. The   induction motors, DC motors and   to Renewable Energy, Wind Energy,
        course has a project. In this project,   generators, and single-phase   Hydro Power, Solar Energy and
        students work teams using MATLAB,   induction and synchronous motors.   PV Systems, Geothermal Energy,
        electronic components, and    Students connect theoretical   Ocean Energy, Biomass Energy, Tidal
        testing and measuring equipment   concepts learned in the course to   Power, Economics of Renewable
        to design a antenna for wireless   practice using hands-on laboratory   Energy, Energy and the Environment.
        communication and communicate   experiences covering Transformers,   Students connect theoretical
        their experience using presentations   DC                    concepts learned in the course to
        and reports.                  motors, and Three-Phase Motors.   practice using hands-on laboratory
                                      The course has a project. In this   experiences covering harvesting
        EEN 365 - Control System      project, students work teams using   wind and solar energy, and energy
        Credit Hours: 3               MATLAB and testing equipment to   storage. The course has a project.
        Prerequisite: MTT 204 + CEN 320  design a simulation for separately   In this project, students work teams
                                      excited DC Shunt and a Series Motors   using MATLAB Simulink to design
        This course builds on the concepts   and communicate their experience   a renewable energy resources
        and skills acquired in MTT204   using presentations and reports.”  utilization for power generation and
        Introduction to Linear Algebra and                           communicate their experience using
        CEN320 Signals and Systems. It   EEN 345 - Power Systems     presentations and reports.
        introduces students to concepts,   Credit Hours: 3
        techniques, and applications of   Prerequisite: EEN 220      EEN 399i  - Internship in
        Control Systems. Topics covered                              Electrical Engineering I
        include Modeling in Frequency   This course builds on the concepts   Credit Hours: 2
        and Time  domains, The Transfer   and skills acquired in EEN220 Electric   Prerequisite: 90 Credit Hours
        Functions, Poles, Zeros, System   Circuits II. It introduces students
        Response, block diagrams, Signal-  to concepts, techniques, and   “Internship in Computer/Electrical
        Flow Graphs, Stability, Steady-  applications of Power Systems. Topics   Engineering I” is designed to expand
        State Error, Root Locus, and PID   covered include PerUnit Quantities,   on the knowledge and skills acquired
        Controllers. Students connect   Load Flow Study, Economic Dispatch,   in the first 90 credit hours of the
        theoretical concepts learned in the   Symmetrical Components, Fault   Computer/Electrical Engineering
        course to practice using hands-on   Study, System Protection, Stability,   program. This course provides
        laboratory experiences covering   and transmission line protection.   students with an opportunity to
        control systems analysis, PID   Students connect theoretical   practically apply their theoretical
        controllers on Simulink, and PID   concepts learned in the course to   concepts in the fields of computer
        controllers on Arduinos. The course   practice using hands-on laboratory   and electrical engineering within
        has a project. In this project, students   experiences covering transformers,   a professional, industry setting.
        work teams using MATLAB to design   power systems simulation and load   The topics covered are dictated by
        a liquid level control system for a   analysis. The course has a project.   the nature of the organization and
        chemical processing facility and   In this project, students work teams   the specific work assigned to the
        communicate their experience using   using DIgSILENT Power Factory  to   students. This hands-on experience
        presentations and reports.    design a simulation for a 9-bus   can encompass various aspects of
                                      system to study its stability and   computer and electrical engineering
        EEN 340 - Energy Conversion   load flow and communicate their   such as hardware design, software
        Credit Hours: 3               experience using presentations and   development, network architecture,
        Prerequisite: EEN 220 + EEN 338    reports.                  circuit analysis, control systems, and
                                                                     power distribution. In the course of
        “This course builds on the concepts   EEN 449 - Renewable Energy  their internship, students will embark
        and skills acquired in EEN220   Credit Hours: 3              on a well-planned course of action
        Electric Circuits II and EEN338   Prerequisite: EEN 345      jointly devised by the site-supervisor
        Electromagnetic Fields and Waves.                            and the college-supervisor. This
        It introduces students to concepts,   This course builds on the concepts   plan is intended to expose the
        techniques, and applications of   and skills acquired in EEN345   students to a broad range of practical
        Electric Machines. Topics covered   Power Systems. It provides students   experiences that reflect the diverse
        include electromagnetic induction,   with an in-depth understanding   nature of computer and electrical
        transformers, alternating current (AC)   of concepts, techniques, and   engineering fields. A significant part
        machine fundamentals, polyphase   applications of renewable energy.   of this course is the internship report
        synchronous generators/motors,   Topics covered include Introduction   and presentation that students are


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