EE 3243 Electromagnetics

Three hours (On Campus)

This course provides a systematic study of electromagnetics as encapsulated by Maxwell’s equations. Students will apply Maxwell’s equations to solve a variety of problems involving static and dynamic electric and magnetic fields. Practical applications covered include the design and analysis of transmission lines, matching networks, waveguides, and fiber optic communications networks. Three hours lecture-discussion per week. Same as PHY 3243.

Prerequisites: MTH 2123 and PHY 2124
Offered on campus Fall semester