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Ece Coverage

The document outlines the topics covered in an engineering orientation for an electronics and communications engineering degree. It is divided into four main sections that cover: 1) mathematics, 2) general engineering and applied sciences, 3) electronics engineering, and 4) electronic systems and technologies. Each section lists the specific subtopics that will be covered within that domain.

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Ece Coverage

The document outlines the topics covered in an engineering orientation for an electronics and communications engineering degree. It is divided into four main sections that cover: 1) mathematics, 2) general engineering and applied sciences, 3) electronics engineering, and 4) electronic systems and technologies. Each section lists the specific subtopics that will be covered within that domain.

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Oliver G.

Adoptante
Engineering Orientation
I. MATHEMATICS (20%)
1. Algebra & General Mathematics

Algebraic functions

Theory of equations

Factorization and algebraic


functions

Ratio, proportion and variation

Matrix theory

Arithmetic and geometric


progressions

Equations and inequalities

Linear and quadratic equations

Complex number system

Polynomials

Mathematical induction

Logic and probability

Statistics
2. Geometry

Lines and planes

Plane figures

Application of Cavaliers, Pappus


and Prismodial theorems

Coordinates in space

Quadratic surfaces

Mensuration

Plane geometry

Solid geometry

Spherical geometry

Analytical geometry
3. Trigonometry

Logarithmic principles

Trigonometric functions

Fundamental trigonometric
identities

September 23, 2014


BS-ECE

Solutions of right and oblique


triangles
Applications of terrestrial
mensuration
Area, perimeter and centroid of
plane figures
Polar coordinates
Spherical trigonometry

4. Calculus

Complex variables

Derivatives and applications

Integration and applications

Transcendental functions

Partial derivatives

Higher derivatives

Indeterminate forms

Multiple integrals

Differential equations
5. Mathematics Laws, Terms and
Theories

Laws, theories and other rules


relative to the fields of mathematics
II. GENERAL ENGINEERING &
APPLIED SCIENCES (20%)
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9.
10.

Engineering Mechanics
Strength of Materials
College Physics
General chemistry
Thermodynamics
Engineering Materials
Engineering Economics
Engineering Management
Contract and Specifications
Laws and Ethics

Telecommunications and
broadcasting laws and regulations
Electronics engineering
law of 2004
Code of professional
ethics and conduct
Philippine electronics code
Code of Technical
Standards of Practice (Manual of
Practice)
III. ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
(30%)

1. Electricity/Magnetism
Fundamentals

Atomic structure

Electric charge

Laws (Ohms, Kirfchoff,


Coulomb,etc)

Magnetic power

Magnetic field/flux

Magnetic/electric quantities/units

Magnetic/electromagnet
principles

2. Electrical Circuit
Ac-dc circuits
Resistors
Inductors
Capacitor

3. Solid State Devices/Circuits

Semi-conductor fundamentals

Transistor components, circuits,


analysis, and design

Special services (photo, electric,


photo voltaic, etc.)
4. Power
Generator/Sources/Principles/Applica
tions

Cells and batteries

Electric generator
Electronic power supply
Voltage regulation
Photovoltaic. thermoelectric
generator
Distribution transformers
UPS/float-battery system
Converters/inverters

5. Electronic (Audio/RF)
Circuit/Analysis/Design

Amplifiers

Oscillators

Rectifier

Filters

Voltage regulation
6. Tests and Measurements

Volt-ohm-ammeter
(analog/digital)

R-L-Z bridges

Oscilloscope

Cable testers

RF meters

Signal generators (audio, RF,


video)

Noise generators

Power reflectometer/grid dip


meter
7. Microelectronics

Integrated circuits components,


characteristics and products

Operational
amplifiers/multivibrators
8. Industrial Electronics
Principles/Applications

Electronic control system

Industrial solid state services

Welding systems/high frequency


heating

Feedback
systems/servomechanism
Transducers
Motor speed control systems
Robotic principles
Bioelectrical principles
Instrumentation and control

9. Computer Principles

Analog/digital systems

Binary number system/Boolean


algebra

Mathematical logic and switching


networks

Basic digital circuits (logic, gates,


flip-flops, multivibrators etc.)

Static and dynamic memory


devices

Programming and machine


languages

Information and acquisition


processing

Analog/digital conversion

Computer networking
IV. ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS AND
TECHNOLOGIES (30%)
1. Radio Communication System
a. Transmission Fundamentals

The transmission systems

Transmission medium

Primary line constants

Velocity and line wavelength

Characteristic impedance

Propagation constants

Phase and group velocity

Standing waves

Voltage standing wave ration

Telephone lines and cables

Wave guides

Balanced and unbalanced lines

Uniformly distributed lines


Twisted pair wire
Coaxial cable
The Decibel
Power level Calculations
Signal and Noise Fundamentals

b. Acoustics
Definition
Frequency range
Sound pressure level
Sound intensity
Loudness level
Pitch and Frequency
Interval and Octave
Sound Distortion
Room Acoustics
Electro-Acoustic Transducers

c. Modulation
Amplitude modulation
Phase modulation
Frequency modulation
Pulse modulation

d. Noise
External noise
Internal noise
Noise calculation and
measurements
Radio interference

e. Radiation and Wave Propagation


Electro Magnetic Radiation
Radio Spectrum
Wave Propagation
Radiation Patterns
Wavelength Calculations
Radiation resistance
Diversity systems

f. Antennas

Basic considerations
Wire Radiators in Space
Isotropic radiator
Current and Voltage Distribution
Resonant, non-resonant
antennas
Terms and definition
Antenna gain and resistance
Bandwidth, beamwidth,
polarization
Effects of ground on antennas
Grounded, ungrounded antennas
Grounding systems
Antenna height
Design and applications
Matching systems
Impedance calculations
Antenna types
Directional and non-directional
microwave antennas
Wideband and special purpose
antennas

g. Wire and Wireless Communications


System

The telephone set

Connection and performance

Exchange area plant

Loop design

Trunks in the exchange plant

Insertion loss

Traffic calculations

Reference equivalent and


standards

Telephone networks

Signaling, billing , CAMA, ANI

Echo, singing and design loss

Via net loss

Network hierarchy, class type

VF Repeaters

Transmission Considerations in
Long Distance Network

Telephone Exchanges
PSTN, PABX, Line Concentration
Telephone features, IDD, NDD,
LEC

Mobile communications
Cellular communication, trunk
radio, radio paging system, etc.
h. Microwave Communications and
Principles

i. Basic principles of variouselectronics systems


Electrooptics/photonics/optoelectronics
Electromagnetics
Avionics, aerospace, navigational and
military applications
Medical electronics
Cybernetic
Biometric
2. Digital and Data Communications
a. Digital Communication Networks

Bit and Binary Transmission

Signaling Rate

Error probability

Digital filtering

Switching

Packet circuit

Vertical circuit

Open systems interconnection

Multiplexing, modulation and


synchronization

Pulse code modulation

Comapnding

Encoding

Bandwidth and signal to noise


ration

Delta modulation

Slope overload

Adaptive delta modulation

Codes and protocols


Error detection and correction
codes
Digital carrier systems
Frequency shift keying
Phase shift keying
Differential phase shift keying
DC nature of data transmission
Loops
Neutral and polar
Binary transmission and the
concept of time
Asynchronous and synchronous
Timing
Distortion
Bits, band, WPM
Data interface standards
Data input/output devices
Digital transmission on analog
channel
Modulation-demodulation
schemes parameters
Circuit conditioning
Modem applications
Serial and parallel transmission

b. Fiber Optics
Principles of light, transmission
Types
Light sources, Laser, LED
Light detectors
Modulation and waveform

System design
General application
Design procedure
Dispersion limited domain
System bandwidth
Splicing techniques

3. Satellite, Broadcasting and Cable


TV Systems
a. Satellite System

The satellite system

Types of satellite

Satellite orbit

Uplink considerations

Demand assignment multiple


access

Antenna tracking

Satellite link budgets

Path loss

Figure of merit

Ratio of carrier to thermal noise


power

Station margin

VSAT
b. Broadcasting and Cable TV
systems

Radio Transmitter (AM, FM


,Television)

Studio (Microphone, Amplifiers,


Cameras, Lighting, etc.)

Cable Television

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