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ELECTRICAL E N G I N E E R I N G

E.E. 36. E.E. 48. E.E. 50. (See E.E. 15N). (See E.E. 7N). (See E.E. 5bN).

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E.E. 51. (See E.E. 7N). E.E. 52. (See E.E. 8N). E.E. 61. (See E.E. ION). E.E. 62. E.E. 64. (See E.E. U N ) . (See E.E. lOaN). \te: R Room 215 E . E X . 200 E.E.L. " in E.E. IS. Instructor

E.E. 65. (See E.E. l l a N ) . E.E. 75. Electrical Engineering Laboratory.—Prerequ Credit Section Hours Days 2 hours Lect. A 8 Tu Lab. A 2-5 W E.E. 76. (See E.E. 4N). E.E. 85. (See E.E. 13aN). E.E. 86. (See E.E. 15N). E.E. 95-96. Seminar.—Prerequisite: Senior standing in 1 hour A 8 Tu B 9 Tu C 1 Tu D 8 Th E 1 Th

electrical engineering. 322 E.H. 322 II. 322 E.H. 322 E.H. 322 E.H.

Courses for Graduates

Note: Entrance on graduate work in electrical engineering presupposes the equivalent e full undergraduate course in that subject. The undergraduate courses in electrical em except E.E. 4. 5, and 14) are open for minor credit to students in other departments who have the proper prerequisite. (The separate courses under the general numbers 101. 102, 103, and 104 may be taken iiiltaneously.) E.E. 101a. Graduate Seminar.—Required of all graduate students. fessor EVERITT. (No credit). A mge. Pro-

E.E. 101. Advanced Courses in Alternating Currents.—('.j to 2 units).* Arrange. (b) Circuit Transients.—Professor KNIGHT. (c) Machine Transients.—Professor K E E N E R . (d) Symmetrical Components.—Professor KRABHBNBUBHL. (e) Advanced Communication Networks.—Associate Prof. r SKRODER. (f) Advanced Alternating Current Machinery.—Professor K E E N E R . E.E. 102. Waves, Generation and Utilization.—('.; to 2 units).* Arrange. (a) Electromagnetic Fields and Radiating Systems.—Profes r EVERITT, (b) Electroacoustical Systems.—Professor EvBRlTT. E.E. 103. Electric Design.—(1 to 3 units).* Arrange. (a) Power Plant Design.—Associate Professor ARCHER. (b) Machine Design.—Associate Professor ARCHER. (c) Illumination Practice and Design.—Professor KRABHBNBUBHI . (d) Power Transmission Systems.— -Associate Professor FAUCBTT. (e) Principles of Servo-Mechanisms and Automatic Control Devices.— V

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E.E. 104. Vacuum Tubes and Electronic Control.—(1 unit). Arrange. (a) Theoretical Electronics.—Associate Professor 1 I : M . (b) Vacuum Tube Circuit Analysis. Pro! >r KVKKII I. (c) Photoelectric Cells, Control Tubes, and Inverters.—Ass.mate Profc E.E. 105.

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