About the course:
This course builds on a century of inspiring research into circuit analysis and design. Exploring the nature of circuits as complex systems, the methods implemented here can serve as valuable references and templates toward other problem solving. Required as a fundamental course for EE and interested students at Peking University, it has been adapted here to be suitable for most students. The EE students in Peking University will be enrolled into a flipped-classroom version of this MOOC, in which they are required to join in a classroom discussion after finishing the post-video homework. For the benefit of all MOOC students, the class discussion will be recorded and shared on edX.
The video clips of lectures interleaved with quick questions, as well as the peer-to-peer homework assessment, online final exam and certificate issue by PKU, are similar to other typical MOOCs.
Prerequisites: Physics: Basic high school level knowledge of electricity and magnetics is required. College physics will be helpful for a more thorough understanding.
Math: Complex number calculation will be used; calculus will be occasionally applied, but is not crucial. The Fourier transform will be referred to and is beneficial for understanding some chapters.
How to Apply:
One can simply create an edX account (it’s free) and then register for the course of his/her choice. Click here to register: https://courses.edx.org/register
Important dates:
Classes start from September 23rd 2013
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