ENGR 202L - Electrical Fundamentals II Lab

1 Credit(s)

Prerequisite(s):

ENGR 201 , ENGR 201L

Corequisite(s):

ENGR 202

Course Description: Examines electrical-theory laws. Includes circuit analysis of AC circuits using complex numbers for single- and three-phase power. Students must enroll in lecture and laboratory sections.

Course Learning Outcomes:

CLO#1: Apply complex number vectors (example: phasors) to calculate the power for an ideal AC circuit element given its voltage and current for single- and three-phase power. (ILO: Critical Thinking)
CLO#2: Apply Ohm’s law for AC circuits (i.e., use impedance instead of resistance), Kirchhoff’s current and voltage laws in the laboratory setting. and how to use them in analyzing AC circuits.
CLO#3: Apply the use of techniques such as impedance, phasors and Bode plots in solving an AC circuit.
CLO#4: Demonstrate the use of complex number vectors (example: phasors) to interpret measurements and results from simulations of voltage and current in ideal and non-ideal AC circuit element to calculate the power in single phase and three-phase power.

Typical Required and Recommended Equipment and Materials: Calculator, pencils, erasers, engineering paper

ACTI Code and Course Type
100 Lower Division Collegiate

Length of Course:
A required state minimum of (30) and a standard RCC delivery of (33) lab hours per term, not to exceed (36) hours per term.