EE 3244 creditsPrereq: Pre-Requisite: ( EE 202 or EAS 200 ) and ( MTH 241 or MTH 251 ). It is recommended to have taken PHY 108 before enrolling in EE 324. Electrical Engineering or Engineering Science Majors or Minors Only.
EE 324: Applied Electromagnetics
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- This course is intended to develop an understanding of the fundamental concepts of electromagnetic fields, with an emphasis on experience for the students in the lab. Topics covered include: electrostatics; magnetostatics; Maxwell’s equations; electromagnetic waves in vacuum; plane waves; monochromatic waves; wave polarization; electromagnetic waves at the interface between two media; geometrical optics; guided waves and transmission lines; radiation and antennas; electromagnetic waves in anisotropic, gyrotropic and optically active media.
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- Brandon Choi
- Raj Kaul
- Victor Pogrebnyak
- Vladimir Mitin
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