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Linear Circuit Analysis (Theory)

Course Code: EEN-110
Credit Hours: 3
Pre requisite: None
Objectives: This is a basic level course emphasizing on the
application of basic circuit techniques. This course
introduces the methods for the formulation of linear
equations to represent circuits using Mesh and Super-
mesh analysis, nodal and Super-node analysis. The
concept of linearity and its applications is accentuated by
familiarizing the students with superposition, Thevenin
and Norton Theorems. The students are also acquainted
with the applications of differential equations by
introducing methods for formulating differential
equations for first order source free and driven RL and
RC circuits.
Course Learning Outcomes CLO 1: (C2): The student will be able to describe different
(CLOs): circuit analysis techniques.
CLO 2: (C3): The student will be able to solve electrical
circuits using different circuit analysis techniques.

Course Outline: ● Introduction to charge, current, voltage and power

● Introduction to KCL, KVL
● Introduction to series parallel circuits
● Introduction to voltage divider and current divider
● Introduction to Y delta connections
● Nodal Analysis
● Super Node
● Mesh Analysis
● Super Mesh
● Superposition Theorem
● Thevenin and Norton Theorem
● Source Transformation
● Maximum Transfer Theorem
● Capacitors and Inductors
● Source Free first order circuits
● Driven first order circuits
Resources: ● Fundamentals of Electric circuits by Alexander
Sadiku 5th edition
Reference Book
● Engineering Circuit Analysis by Willam H. Hayt 6 th
Edition

Tools ● Matlab/Simulink (SIMPower Systems)

Mapping of CLO to PLOs

Contribution: Average: 1, Moderate: 2, Strong: 3

CLOs MAPPED LEVEL CONTRIBUTION

PLO
CLO1: The student will be able to describe different PLO 2 C2 3
circuit analysis techniques.

CLO2: The student will be able to solve electrical PL04 C3 3

circuits using different circuit analysis techniques.

Grading Rubric

Assessment Method CLO 1 CLO 2

Final Exam 25 25

Midterm Exam 10 10
Assignments 10(5+5) 10 (5+5)

Quizzes 5(2.5+2.5) 5(2.5+2.5)

Total (100) 50 50