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Electromagnetics I (EELE 3331) : The Islamic University of Gaza

This document provides information for the Electromagnetics I course at the Islamic University of Gaza's Electrical Engineering Department, including the instructor Dr. Talal Skaik and teaching assistant Eng. Mohammed El-Asmar, required textbook, topics covered such as vector algebra and electrostatics/magnetostatics, learning outcomes, and grading policy that consists of quizzes, homework, a midterm exam and final exam.

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Electromagnetics I (EELE 3331) : The Islamic University of Gaza

This document provides information for the Electromagnetics I course at the Islamic University of Gaza's Electrical Engineering Department, including the instructor Dr. Talal Skaik and teaching assistant Eng. Mohammed El-Asmar, required textbook, topics covered such as vector algebra and electrostatics/magnetostatics, learning outcomes, and grading policy that consists of quizzes, homework, a midterm exam and final exam.

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The Islamic University of Gaza

Electrical Engineering Department

Electromagnetics I (EELE 3331)


Pre-Requisite: MATH 2301& PHYSB 1301

Instructor: Dr. Talal Skaik, Office : B229


Email: [email protected]
Website: http://site.iugaza.edu.ps/tskaik
Teaching Assistant: Eng. Mohammed El-Asmar

Text Book
Elements of Electromagnetics 4ed, Matthew Sadiku, 2007.

Topics
 Vector algebra
 Coordinate system and transformation
 Vector calculus
 Electrostatics
o Electrostatic fields
o Electric fields in material space
o Electrostatic boundary‐value problems
 Magnetostatics
o Magnetostatic fields
o Magnetic forces, materials and devices

Outcomes
 Understand vector analysis: addition, subtraction, multiplication.
 Understand coordinate systems (Cartesian, Cylindrical and spherical) and their transformations.
 Understand vector calculus, differential length, area and volume, divergence and curl.
 Understand Coulomb’s and Gauss’s laws.
 Understand properties of materials and analyze electric fileds in material space.
 Solve electrostatic boundary-value problems.
 Understand magnetostatic fields, Ampere’s law, and magnetic forces.

Grading Policy
Quizzes and Homework 20%
Mid‐Term Exam 30%
Final Exam 50%

Homework and Quizzes


Homework will be assigned by Teaching Assistant on a regular basis, and quizzes will be given in a random basis by
both the teaching assistant and the instructor.

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