ELEC ENG 3FK4 Course Outline
Descriptions
- Course Title - Course Code:
- Electromagnetics II (ELEC ENG 3FK4)
- Term Offered:
- Acdemic Year 2018-2019, Term I (Sept. 4 - Dec. 20, 2018)
- Calendar Description:
- Time-varying fields, uniform plane waves, reflection and
transmission, dispersion, transmission lines and impedance matching,
waveguides, elements of theory of radiation and antennas
- Course Objective:
- By the end of this course, students should be able to:
- Understand Maxwell’s equation as the governing equation for
solving all electromagnetic problems
- Gain knowledge on the basic principles of time-varying
electromagnetic field
- Understand the plane wave solution as the general solution of
Maxwell equations in homogeneous medium
- Understand the reflection and refraction of the plane wave
- Gain the basic concept on waveguide and resonator
- Understand the basics of transmission lines and antennas
- Solve engineering problems related to electromagnetic wave
propagation and radiation
- Design simple structures that requires the knowledge of
electromagnetic fields and waves
Schedule
- 3 1-hour lectures per week for 12 weeks
starting from Sept. 5 (10:30 - 11:20 Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays at
HH-109)
- 1 1-hour tutorial session per week for 11
weeks starting from Sept. 12 (13:30 - 14:20 Wednesdays at HSC-1A1)
- 4 labs every other week starting from Sept.
24
- 5 assignments (Matlab experiments) every other week starting
from Sept. 17 (Due in 2 weeks)
Outline of Lecture Topics
- Review on static electric and magnetic fields (week1)
- Time-varying fields (week 2)
- Maxwell equations (week 3)
- Fields and matter interactions (week4)
- Transmission lines (weeks 5, 7 *no classes in week 6 - recess)
- Radiation and antennas (weeks 8, 9)
- Plane waves, reflection, and refraction (week 10)
- Waveguides and resonators (week 11, 12)
- Applications examples (week 13)
(Total 35 lectures)
Course Format
Assessment
- Assignments: 25% (5×5%)
- Labs: 20% (4×5%)
- Midterm test: 15%
- Final exam: 40%
Statistical adjustment will not be used.
Calculator Requirement for Examinations: McMaster standard calculator
(Casio fx-991 MS or MS Plus)
Materials
- Textbook
- W. Hayt, Jr and John A. Buck, “Engineering Electromagnetics,” 9th
Edition, McGraw Hill, ISBN 9781260084566
- M. Bakr, “Matlab Experiments for ELECENG-3FK4 (Electromagnetics II)”
- Reference book
- L. -C. Shen and J. -A. Kong, “Applied Electromagnetism,” 3rd Edition,
PWS/ITP, ISBN 0-534-94722-0
- M. N. O. Sadiku, “Elements of Electromagnetics,” 3rd Edition, Oxford,
ISBN 13-978-0-19-513477-3
- Course notes will be ready for download from
here
Last Update: Aug. 30, 2018