Course Specification 1. General Information About Instructor

Course Specification
1. General information about Instructor:
Name Suleiman Taha Class Time & Office Hours

Phone Internal Day SUN MON TUE WED THU
External
Mobile 0598107573 Class Time 2-3 2-3
Instructor's [email protected] Class Room H016 H016
E-mail m
Office 12-1 11-12 12-1 11-12 12-1

Hours
2. General information about the Course
No Requirements
1 Course Title Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
2 Course code & Number 12120524
3 Credit hours Theo. (CH): 2 Practical (CH):
4 Faculty Collage of Engineering and Technology
5 Department / Division that offers the Industrial Automation
course:
6 Course type Compulsory Elective
Uni. Fac. Dep. Uni. Fac. Dep.
*
7 Level and Semester 4th year , 1st semester
8 Prerequisite(s) – If any Power electronics + PCB
9 Co-requisite(s) – if any
10 Program/programs for it/them the Industrial Automation
course is offered
11 Instruction Medium: English * Arabic
3. Course description:
Review of vector analysis, electrostatic fields, magnetostatic field’s concepts, EMC and EMC
requirements ,signal spectra ,antennas and radiated emissions ,crosstalk and shielding
4. General Course Objectives
On successful completion of this course the student will be able to achieve the following
objectives:
1. introduce the student to Electromagnetic theory
2. apply knowledge of math and physics to engineering
3. To deepen your understanding of Electromagnetic compatibility Theory, building on the
concepts of Electromagnetic theory
4. To increase the problem solving skills for electromagnetic problems that are related to
EMC.
5. To find solutions for EMC problems in engineering
5.
Intended Learning Outcomes/ILO’s (please specify the learning outcomes of the
course as outlined below):
- Knowledge and understanding
- understanding Electromagnetic Compatability theory and electromagnetic theory
- ability to apply knowledge of math engineering and science
- Ability to use the appropriate state-of-the-art engineering references and resources,
including IEEE research journals and industry publications, needed to find the best
solutions to electrical and communication engineering problems.
- Intellectual/Cognitive skills
- ability to identify, formulate and solve engineering problems
- Ability to communicate clearly and use the appropriate medium, including written, oral, and
electronic methods
- Subject specialization and practical skills
- ability to design system components or process to meet a need

- Finding solutions for EMC problems in engineering
- Ability to apply the appropriate industry practices, emerging technologies, state-of-
the-art design techniques, and research methods of solving electrical and

communication engineering problems.
- General and transferable skills
- Ability to be competitive in the engineering job market or be admitted to an

excellent master program.
- Ability to maintain life-long learning and continue to be motivated to learn new
subjects.
- Ability to learn new subjects that are required to solve problems in industry without
being dependent on a classroom environment.
6. Topics covered and Calendar:

A. Theoretical parts (Please state the titles of the subjects you intend to cover each week)
Number Topics Number of hours
1. Vector Algebra 2
2. Coordinate Systems and Transformation and Vector Calculus 2
3. Electrostatic Fields 2
4. Electrostatic Fields 2
5. Magnetostatic Fields 2
6. Magnetostatic Fields 2
7. Maxwell’s equations and waves 2
8. Introduction to EMC and EMC requirements 2
9. Shielding 2
10. Shielding 2
11. Digital circuit radiation 2

12. Digital circuit radiation 2
13. Conducted Emissions 2
14. Antennas and Radiated Emissions 2
15. Cross talk 2
B. Practical part (Please state the titles of the experiments you intend to cover each week)
Number Experiment Number of weeks

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
7. Student assessment methods based on ILO,s

No Assessment method Week Mark Percentage to
overall mark
1. First Exam 6th week 25 25%
2. Second Exam 11th week 25 25%
3. Mid-term Exam (if any)
4. Coursework 10 10%
th
5. Final Exam 16 week 40 40%
8. References and other resources
A. Recommended Textbook(s): two maximum
1. Henry W. Ott, “Electromagnetic Compatibility Engineering ” ,John Wiley ,2009
2. M. Sadiku, " Elements of Electromagnetics", 3rd ed., Oxford Univ., 2001.
B. Other references
1.
Clayton R. Paul , " Introduction to Electromagnetic Compatibility ", 2nd ed., John Wiley , 2006
C. Electronic resources, Websites related to the course

1.
2.
Name & signature of Head of department/ program leader
Name: …………………………… signature: …………………………Date: ……………….
Name & signature of Quality rep. in your faculty
Course Tutor’s name and signature

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1. General information about Instructor:

Name Suleiman Taha Class Time & Office Hours

Office 12-1 11-12 12-1 11-12 12-1

2. General information about the Course

- ability to design system components or process to meet a need

the-art design techniques, and research methods of solving electrical and

- Ability to be competitive in the engineering job market or be admitted to an

6. Topics covered and Calendar:

11. Digital circuit radiation 2

Number Experiment Number of weeks

7. Student assessment methods based on ILO,s

A. Recommended Textbook(s): two maximum

1. Henry W. Ott, “Electromagnetic Compatibility Engineering ” ,John Wiley ,2009

2. M. Sadiku, " Elements of Electromagnetics", 3rd ed., Oxford Univ., 2001.

C. Electronic resources, Websites related to the course

Name & signature of Head of department/ program leader

Name: …………………………… signature: …………………………Date: ……………….

Name & signature of Quality rep. in your faculty

Name: …………………………… signature: …………………………Date: ……………….

Course Tutor’s name and signature

Name: …………………………… signature: …………………………Date: ……………….

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