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    This document provides information on the Electrical Measurements Laboratory course offered at the University of Puerto Rico Mayagüez Campus College of Engineering. The 3 credit course involves weekly 2-hour laboratory experiments measuring electronic components and equipment. Students will apply circuit analysis techniques, safely perform basic electrical procedures, analyze experimental data, and work in teams. Evaluation includes quizzes, tests, reports, and a final project. The course objectives are to familiarize students with electronic properties and measurement techniques while developing technical communication and teamwork skills.

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    This document provides information on the Electrical Measurements Laboratory course offered at the University of Puerto Rico Mayagüez Campus College of Engineering. The 3 credit course involves weekly 2-hour laboratory experiments measuring electronic components and equipment. Students will apply circuit analysis techniques, safely perform basic electrical procedures, analyze experimental data, and work in teams. Evaluation includes quizzes, tests, reports, and a final project. The course objectives are to familiarize students with electronic properties and measurement techniques while developing technical communication and teamwork skills.

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    University of Puerto Rico

    Mayagüez Campus
    College of Engineering
    Electrical and Computer Engineering
    Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering

    1. General Information:

    Alpha-numeric codification: INEL 4115


    Course Title: Electrical Measurements Laboratory
    Number of credits: 3
    Contact Period: One two-hour laboratory per week.
    Contact Period: Required in INEL & ICOM
    Course coordinator`s name: Academic Affairs Committee

    2. Course Description

    English: Experiments with electronic components and equipment; measurement


    techniques.
    Spanish: Experimentos con componentes y equipo electrónico; técnicas de medición.

    3. Pre/Co-Requisites

    INEL 3105

    4. Course Objectives:

    The primary objective is to familiarize students with the physical properties of electronic
    components, while
    providing practical experience with modern measurement instruments and techniques,
    stressing safety in the
    workplace. Secondary objectives are to expand the student’s ability to communicate
    technical information
    through technical reports and to continue developing team-working skills.

    5. Instructional Strategies:

    Conference
    Discussion
    Workshop

    6. Minimum or Required Resources Available:

    Student Manual

    7. Course time frame and thematic outline:


    01 Introduction
    02 Experiment 01 Resistance, Multimeter, and Ohm’s Law
    03 Experiment 02 Kirchhoff’s Laws
    04 Experiment 03 Elements in Serie and Parallel, Voltage Division, and Current Division
    05 Special Task Practice for analysis and design
    06 Experiment 04 Linear Systems and Electric Circuits
    07 Experiment 05 Operational Amplifiers 1
    08 Partial Exam
    09 Experiment 06 Operational Amplifiers 2
    10 Experiment 07 Norton and Thevenin Theorems
    11 Experiment 08 AC Circuits
    12 Experiment 09 RL and RC Circuits
    13 Experiment 10 RLC Circuits
    14 Experiment 11 Basic Power Measurements
    15 Practical Test
    Final Exam and Project

    8. Grading System:

    Quantifiable (letters)

    9. Evaluation Strategies:

    Short Quizzes 10%


    Tests and Project 50%
    Reports 40%

    10. Bibliography: text book, title, author and year and other supplement materials

    Laboratorio de Medidas Eléctricas, John Wiley.

    11. According to Law 51

    Students will identify themselves with the Institution and the instructor of the course for
    purposes of
    assessment (exams) accommodations. For more information please call the
    Student with Disabilities Office which is part of the Dean of Students office (Chemistry
    Building, room 019)
    at (787)265-3862 or (787)832-4040 extensions 3250 or 3258.

    12. Contribution of Course to meeting the requirements of Criterion 5:

    Engineering Topic
    Specific goals for the course
    # Course Outcomes
    ABET Student
    Outcomes

    1. Apply circuit analysis techniques to understand the physical operation of


    an electrical circuit system
    2. Be able to set up and safely perform basic electrical laboratory procedures
    3. Be able to graphically and verbally represent or describe experimental data sets
    4. Be able to analyze, interpret, and draw conclusions based on experimental data
    5. Be able to work in teams to complete laboratory work and assignment
    6. Be able to interpret and draw electrical schematic diagrams
    7. Simulate electrical circuits using commercially available software for circuit analysis

    Person (s) who prepared this description and date of preparation: Raúl E. Torres,
    Committee Coordinator,
    March 07. Revised by: Academic Affairs Committee, May 15, 2008.

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