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ECE476 Syllabus Fall2016

This course covers power system analysis including transmission lines, power flow, economic dispatch, protection, and stability. It is taught by Professor Tom Overbye on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12:30-2pm.

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ECE476 Syllabus Fall2016

This course covers power system analysis including transmission lines, power flow, economic dispatch, protection, and stability. It is taught by Professor Tom Overbye on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12:30-2pm.

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ECE 476 - Power System Analysis Fall 2016 TR 12:30-2 pm

Instructor: Tom Overbye, 4054 ECEB, 333-4463, [email protected]


Office Hours (tentative): Tuesday 2 – 4 pm

TA: Iyke Idehen, [email protected]


TA Office Hours: Wednesdays 3-5 pm (tentative); location to be determined

Course Text: Glover, Overbye & Sarma Power Systems Analysis and Design, Sixth
Edition, Cengage Learning, 2016.

Course Syllabus Approx. # of hours

Introduction, review of phasors and three phase power 5


Transmission line parameter computation and analysis 5
Models for transformers, generators, and loads 3
Power flow analysis and control 8
Generation Control, economic dispatch and restructuring 4
Short circuit analysis, including symmetrical components 5
System protection 3
Transient stability 4
Distribution Systems and Load Control 3
Exams 3

Evaluation: Two in-class exams (25 % each) 50%


Final exam 35%
Homerwork/Quizzes/project 15%

+/- grading will be used for the final course grade

Tentative Dates for Hour exams: Thursday, October 6 (in class)


Tuesday, November 15 (in class)

Final Exam: During Final Exam Week (date/time not yet set)

NoteSheets for Exams: All exams are closed-book, closed-notes. You may bring in one
notesheet (8.5” by 11”), and may use standard calculators.

Homework and Computer Project(s): Homework based quizzes will be given most
weeks; occasionally homework will be turned in, counting the same (and replacing) the
quiz for that week. Additionally, there will be one graded design project.

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