ES100_Lecture 0.pdf - Curtin University

ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS 100
Unit outline summary

Contact Details
Dr Kelvin Tan (204:204)
Ext : 1360
Email : Kelvin.Tan@curtin.edu.au
Barrie S. Heald
Binayak Banerjee
Kai Karvinen
Kaye Family
Lumsden, James Andrew
Keith
Mike
Agus
Susanne
bsheald@cygnus.uwa.edu.au
binayak.banerjee@student.curtin.edu.au
kai.karvinen@student.curtin.edu.au
jaspercat9@hotmail.com
james.lumsden@student.curtin.edu.au
keith.rainbow@ece.curtin.edu.au
michael.hamer@student.curtin.edu.au
agus.ulinuha@postgrad.curtin.edu.au
strawberry_eater@hotmail.com

Lab & Tut

Schedule

Assessment :

Lecture - Recommended Text:
Robert L Boylestad, “Introductory
Circuit Analysis”, 10 th or 11 th Edition,
Prentice Hall Inc.

Laboratory
Pre-lab
• Research on the experiment topic
Lab :- Carry out the experiments
Post –Lab
• Formal Lab report
• Calculate and answer all the post-lab question
• Explain “Why” and “How” about your lab
results
•Attendance is compulsory
•Valid reasons and must be provided
•Swapping of class and groups are not allowed

The Syllabus:
Fundamentals of DC Circuits (Week 1-4)
Fundamentals of AC Circuits (Week 5-6)
Electro-mechanics and Energy Conversion (Week
7-9)
Electronic switches and Rectifications (Week 10)
Instrumentations and Control (Week 11-12)

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persons, is used and presented as one's own, unless
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material is acknowledged with an appropriate citation
The University regards very seriously any acts of
cheating, or dishonesty by way of plagiarism.
Penalties for such incidences have been defined
within the University's Acts and Statutes