Course Details
EET 1025 - AC Circuits (3.00 credits)
Description
Study of wave-forms with emphasis on sinusoidal waves and analysis of steady-state electrical circuits. Topical units of instruction include: sinusoidal alternating current phasors, series and parallel AC circuits and networks, power, transformers and resonance. Emphasis on the proper use of modern electronics measuring equipment is included.
General Information
| Registration through this site |
Available
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| Start / End Dates | 3/10/2025 to 5/4/2025 |
| Last day to Enroll | 3/12/2025 |
| Delivery Method | Internet |
| Institution Profile | College of Central Florida |
Fees
| Tuition | $338.76 |
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| Fees | $34.00 |
| Tuition | $1,314.60 |
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| Fees | $34.00 |
Requirements
- Course Prerequisites
- http://www.cf.edu/smartcatalog/
- Enrollment Procedure
- http://www.cf.edu/prospective/getti…
- Technical Requirements
- Computer and internet Access
- Other Considerations
- None
- Schedule Notes
- NONE
Common Questions
- Can students apply for admission to College of Central Florida via the Internet?
- Yes - admission applications for College of Central Florida are available via the Internet.
- Do students need to be admitted to College of Central Florida prior to applying for the 'AC Circuits' course?
- Yes - a student must be admitted to College of Central Florida before registering for AC Circuits.
- Is the 'AC Circuits' course offered for credit?
- Yes - the AC Circuits course is offered for credit.
- Can students register for the 'AC Circuits' course via the Internet?
- Yes - students can register for AC Circuits via the Internet.
- Are there one or more mandatory, in-person meetings required of students taking the 'AC Circuits' course?
- Yes - there are mandatory, in-person meetings required of students to take AC Circuits.
- Does the 'AC Circuits' course require students to meet at specific times?
- No.
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