Career and Technical Programs Division FALL 2012
COURSE
OUTLINE -ELT 1000 INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRONICS
Wednesday
6:00 PM - 9:10 PM
Instructor: Jim Gibson
Office Phone: (815) 224-2720 ext. 453, 455 (lab)
Home Phone: (815) 925-7481
Office: D - 107A
Office Hours: T only 2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
W only 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
By appointment as needed.
Course Description: An Introduction to basic DC and AC Electronics.
An introduction to basic logic gates.
Two (2) hours lecture and two (2) hours lab are needed each week.
Text: Intro to Electronics. Gates
Lab Manual.
Scientific Calculator
Prerequisite: none.
Course Objectives: Upon successfully completing this course, the
student should have a basic working knowledge of the following:
Grading:
90 to 100 = A
Labs
30%
80 to 89 = B
Quizzes and Tests
30%
70 to 79 = C
Midterm and Final 40%
60 to 69 = D
STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO ATTEND ALL CLASSES REGULARLY. IF ABSENCE FROM CLASS IS UNAVOIDABLE, IT IS THE STUDENT'S RESPONSIBILITY TO EXPLAIN THE ABSENCE TO HIS INSTRUCTOR AND ARRANGE TO COMPLETE ANY WORK MISSED.
IF AN INSTRUCTOR FEELS THE NUMBER OF ACCUMULATED ABSENCES IS INTERFERING WITH THE STUDENT'S PROGRESS AND ABILITY TO SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETE THE COURSE, THE STUDENT MAY BE DROPPED FROM THE COURSE WITHOUT NOTICE.
If you miss more than 1/15 of the contact hours bad things will happen.
CLASSROOM ETIQUETTE: IVCC has adopted official policies which address student rights, academic integrity, and student code of conduct. These policies are outlined in the IVCC Student Handbook and they address such things as cheating, harassment, and verbal abuse. The listing will serve as a guideline for our class in terms of what is acceptable and unacceptable behavior. Please review the policies when you have time.
CHEATING POLICY: Cheating is not tolerated and any student caught cheating will automatically receive a ZERO for that exam or quiz and may be withdrawn from the course.
NOTICE TO STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES: If you are a student with a cognitive, physical or psychiatric disability you may be eligible for academic support services such as extended test time, texts on tape, note-taking services, etc.... If you are interested in receiving academic support services, please contact the Special Populations Office at 224-0284, office B-204 and inform your instructors. Also, please speak with me during the first week of class so I can offer any assistance as your instructor.
Fall 2012 SCHEDULE
Composition of matter.
1.
Terminology
2.
Atom
3.
Periodic Table of Elements
4.
Ionization
Second Week:
August
29
Current and Electrical flow.
Third Week:
September 5
Resistance and conductance – learning
the color code..
Fourth Week:
Ohms law – Kirchoff’s Law
Fifth
Week:
September 19
Series, Parallel, and Series Parallel
resistors.
Sixth Week:
September 26
Introduction to meters, oscilloscopes,
function generators, etc.
Seventh Week: October 3
Review of 1st 6 weeks
Eighth Week:
October
10
Mid term exam !
Ninth Week:
October 17
Inductance
Tenth Week:
October
24
AC Formulas
Eleventh Week:
October 31
Twelfth Week: November 7
Hexadecimal code
Thirteenth Week:
November 14
Gates And, Or, Nand, Nor, Yes, Not, Xor,
Xand
Final
examination !!!