4 courses with the subject ECEE, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
ECEE 100Introduction to Electrical Engineering3.5
This course covers the electrical principles necessary for understanding the electrical power system operation, testing, maintenance and trouble-shooting procedures practiced aboard ships. It develops the basic understanding of electrical machines, batteries, controls, protection and safety. 3 class hours a week 2 laboratory hours every other week
Electric circuits; Kirchhoff’s Law; series and parallel circuits; nodal and mesh analysis; linearity and network theorems; capacitance and inductance; alternating current voltage; phasor representation of sine waves; impedance and AC nodal and mesh analysis; real, reactive and apparent power. 2 class hours a week 2 laboratory hours every other week
Theory, analysis and applications of motor and generator actions, transformers and their operation AC motors (three-phase and single-phase), stepper motors, synchronous motors and generators, DC motors and generators, control systems, discrete process control, PLC’s, power electronic converts, and AC and DC motor drives. Correct procedures for the operation of marine electric plant and electric machinery design considerations are stressed.
ECEE 200 3 class hours per week 2 laboratory hours every other week
ECEE 400Electronics2.5
Theory, analysis, design and applications of electric circuits. Diodes and diodes circuits, BJT and FET transistors, DC Biasing and AC analysis. Logic gates, Boolean algebra, Karnaugh maps, Flip-flops, counters, registers. Computer construction and operation. Elements of feedback, operational amplifiers, active filters. Design of electronic devices and systems.
