EE2101 Introduction to Electrical Engineering:

Basic material and components: electrical properties; conducting and non-conducting solids;
optical and magnetic materials; selection of materials for use as components (particularly
resistors and capacitors); production of components leading to need for nominal and tolerances;
preferred value ranges; color coding of components;

Electrostatic: electrical field, potential difference, and capacitance.

Electromagnetism: field induced emf, inductance, and transformers.

EE2101 Electrical Circuits-1:

Volt-Ampere characteristics for circuit elements; independent and dependent sources;

Kirchhoff's laws and circuit equations. Node voltage and loop current analysis. Source
transformation; Thevinin's and Norton theorems; superposition law. Star-Delta transformation.
Transient response of RC, RL and RLC circuits.

EE2103 Electrical Engineering Principles Laboratory:

Use basic measurement devices; oscilloscope, voltmeter, ammeter, .. etc.

acknowledge of passive components (preferred values, tolerance, and components coding

systems and number conventions). Basic electrostatic and magnetic laws. Transient response of
RC, RL and RLC circuits.

EE2204 Electrical circuits-2:

Sinusoidal steady state and impedance. Instantaneous and average power. Sinusoidal signals,
time and frequency domain representation, phasor and phasor diagrams. Selectivity, Q and
resonance. Transformrs. AC and DC machines models. Diodes application: Clampers, limiters,
rectifiers ...etc

EE2121 Principles of Electrical Engineering:

Basic of electricity, electrical components and measurements. Electric circuits; DC and AC

networks. Magnetism and Electromagnetism. Electric Energy Sources. Alternating-Current
Electricity. Electrical Energy Conversion. Electrical Instruments. Generators and Motors.
EE3105 Electromechanical Energy Conversion:

Fundamental of electromechanical energy conversion. Electromechanical transducers and their

equivalent circuits, three-phase and single-phase AC rotating machines, DC machines, rotating
machines as circuit elements. Characteristics of synchronous machines, synchronous reactance,
reactance theories, synchronizing generators and parallel operation of machines, characteristics
of asynchronous machines, machines as circuit elements, steady-state and dynamic performance
of alternating current machines.

EE3106 Electrical Circuits-3:

Singular Functions, Laplace transform; network functions, poles and zeros; total response; time
and frequency domain; convolution theorems, three phase balanced circuits. Mutual inductance.
Series and parallel resonance. Laplace transform and its applications. Transfer function. Multi-
port network.

EE3107 Electromagnetic:

Electric and magnetic fields using vector analysis. Maxwell's equations, laws of coulomb, Gauss,
Ampere, and Faraday. Concepts of energy and potential. Poisson and Laplace fields. Wave
equation and plane wave.

EE3108 Electromechanical Energy Conversion and power laboratory:

One two-hour laboratory per week. subject of EE3105, EE3209.

EE3209 Power Systems 1:

General background, AC systems, complex power, balanced three phase systems; power in
balanced three phase systems. Transmission Lines: short, medium, long. Resistance, Inductance
and Capacitance of overhead lines. Transformers: Ideal, practical equivalent circuit, three phase
transformers, auto-transformer, three winding transformers, and regulating transformer.
Synchronous Machines: cylindrical and salient pole, armature reaction, models for cylindrical
machine, two-axis theory for salient pole machine, power of machine connected to infinite
busbars.
EE3122 Element of Electrical Engineering:

Generation of emf, rotating field, frequency, phasor representation, 3-phase machine, advantage
of 3-phase system. Cable: types, properties, losses, conductor size. economics, AC and DC
transmission. Transformers: conduction, types, rating factor, cooling use in power systems, star-
delta connection. Protection: fuses , thermal overload, electromagnetic overload, electronic relay;
circuit-breakers.

EE4110 Computer-aided Analysis of Electrical Circuits:

description and use of network analysis programs such as ECAP, CORAP and NASAP. Network
topology. Nodal analysis of linear and non-linear networks. standard form of state equations of
linear networks. Algorithmic methods for time domain and frequency domain analysis of
network using digital computer. Numerical solution of state equations. Sensitivity calculation.

EE4211 Electromagnetic Theory and Applications:

Brief review of vector-phasors and Maxwell's equations. Electromagnetic potentials, power and
energy; plane waves, frustrated and reflection, skin effect, anisotropic media; solution of
radiation problems in the Kirchhoff approximation; elementary applications.

EE4212 Power Systems 2:

Representation of power networks, single-line diagrams, the per-unit system.

Application to simple network calculations. Synchronous machine transients, transient reactance,

sub-transient reactance, voltage behind transient reactance. Three phase fault networks: Transient
in RL series circuits, internal voltage of loaded machines under transient conditions, the bus
impedance Matrix, Bus impedance Matrix in fault calculations, Selection of circuit breakers,
Symmetrical Components: phase sequence, the a operator, representation of an unsymmetrical
phasor-set by symmetrical components, the symmetrical components transformation, the inverse
transformation, power in terms of a symmetrical component set. Sequence impedance, Sequence
impedance of transmission lines, generators and transformers. Unbalanced faults: single-line-to-
ground, Line-to-line and double-line-to-ground faults.

EE4213 Electromechanical Energy Conversion laboratory 2:

One two-hour laboratory per week.

EE5114 Analysis of Power Systems:

Power System Load flow: Nodal Admittance Formulation, Definition power flow problem, The
Newton-Raphson Method, The Jacobian Matrix, Gaussian Elimination, Reactive Power Limits,
Decoupled Load flow. Fault Analysis: Z Bus formulation, General sequence impedance matrices,
General balanced and unbalanced system fault analysis. Transient Stability analysis, swing
equation, equal area criterion, numerical solution of swing equation.

EE5115 Power Electronics:

Power Semiconductors: operation, modeling and simulation. Principles: phase-controlled

converters and cyclo-converters, principles of inverter circuits. Power converters: chopper
regulators, pulse width modulated inverters, resonant pulse converters, pulse compression
networks.

Dynamic response of power converters. State Space average analysis: Zero voltage and current
switching techniques; Snubbers.

EE5116 High Voltage Engineering and Protections:

Generation and Transmission of Electrical Energy, Testing Methods, power frequency, lighting
impulse, switching impulse tests. DC voltages. Generation of high voltages: AC to DC,
electrostatic generators, alternating voltages, testing transformers, series resonant circuits,
impulse voltages, construction of impulse generators. Measurements of high voltages: peak
voltage measurements by spark gaps, sphere gaps uniform field gaps rod gaps, electrostatics
voltmeters, resistor voltage-dividers, high voltage capacitor for measuring circuits, voltage
dividing systems and impulse voltage measurements. Over-voltages and Insulation condition: the
lightning mechanism, simulated lightning surges for testing, switching surge test voltage
characteristics, insulation coordination. Protection: Concepts of protection: coordination,
discrimination, stability, sensitivity and speed.

Protection Equipment: relays, fuses, and circuit-breakers, current and voltage transformers. Unit
Protection: protection of generators, transformers, and busbars. Protection of Transmission
Networks: Distance and differential protection. Protection of radial Distribution Networks:
Concurrent relay coordination.
EE5218 Electrical Machines Dynamics:

Generalized Machine Theory. Synchronous and induction machines transients from generalized
equations. Dynamics of induction and synchronous machines. DC machines and servo-motor
transfer functions, principles of speed and voltage feedback control. An introduction to solid
state DC motor drivers. Special machines.

EE5219 Operation and Reliability of Power Systems:

Overview of power system operation: power system security, power system economics,
Balancing security and economics, the operation cycle, observing the state of the power system,
state estimation. Analyzing the state of the power system: Static security analysis, Dynamic
security assessment, and voltage stability assessment. controlling the state of the power system
: Economic dispatch, optimal power flow, unit commitment, hydrothermal scheduling,
Automatic generation control, Load forecasting. Review of basic techniques: Series/Parallel
systems, conditional probability. Minimal cutest analysis, Modeling in repairable systems
network approach, Markov modeling, frequency and duration. General Capacity: generation
models, load models, loss of load expectation, capacity expansion planning, load forecast
uncertainty, frequency and duration method.

EE5220 Dispersed Generation:

Introduction: Small synchronous generators, Excitation systems and AVRs. Induction generators,
power factor correction and self-excitation. Electronic Power convertors (natural and forced
commutation). Solar photovoltaic systems: solar resource and characteristics, photovoltaic cells,
silicon cells and modules, photovoltaic systems, Batteries and controllers, system sizing and
Performance prediction, economics and life-cycle costs. Small hydroelectric plants: the
hydroelectric resource, Types of turbines (Impulse/Reaction), Performance estimation. Wind
turbines: wind resource and structure, Essential acro-dynamics of horizontal axis turbines,
stall/pitch regulation, Design and control of wind turbines, Wind turbine electrical systems.
Review of other technologies: Solar thermal, Biomass, Tidal, Wave, Geothermal. Autonomous
systems: DC (battery based) systems, AC Hybrid systems, Performance and Stability.