EE 372 - Spring 2020
EE 372 (Modeling and Simulation)
Instructors
- Dr. Aly El-Osery
- Dr. Anders Jorgensen
- Dr. Kevin Wedeward
Required Textbook
Hans-Joachim Bungartz, Stefan Zimmer, Martin Buchholz, and Dirk Pflüger Modeling and Simulation: An application-oriented introduction, Springer, 2014.
Recommended Software
MATLAB Student Version or Octave
Class Day, Time and Place
TR 9:30am - 10:45pm in Lopez 106
Course Description
Course on simulation and modeling using modern engineering tools. Topics include: state-space modeling, modeling and simulation of systems, statistical techniques for data analysis, MATLAB, SIMULINK, CAD, Pspice, and related topics.
Topics Covered
- Creating models of a system
- Simulating system behavior using computer
- Presenting essential results through data reduction and visualization
- Verifying simulation and validating models
- Using simulation results for decision making
Grading (Updated 03/30/2020)
Homeworks and projects: 45%3 Exams: 45%- Homework: 45%
- Projects: 45%
- Quizzes: 10%
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