ECEG 390
Theory and Applications of Electromagnetics

Spring 2024

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Have a safe, relaxing, and enjoyable summer break. Good luck next year!

Final Course Grades (5/12/2024)

The final letter grades for the course have been submitted to Banner.

Complete Grade Records - UPDATE (5/12/2024)

The complete records of your exam, homework, individual investigation, and professional conduct scores are now available at the course Moodle site. I strongly encourage you to examine your scores closely and verify that they have been recorded correctly.

The scores for Exam #2 were adjusted to reflect a minimum score of 19 for Prob. 2. The adjustment caused many Exam #2 scores to rise and few to remain unchanged. No scores were reduced. The adjustment acknowledges that Prob. 2 might have assumed an unrealistically detailed level of knowledge from previous courses.

The Professional Conduct score is based on a 5-point (not 100-point) maximum.

If you think that there is an error in your recorded scores, please contact me as soon as possible. I can still make corrections even after final grades have been submitted to the Registrar's office.

Final Exam Results (5/8/2024)

The average score for the Final Exam was 83.2 and for the Final Concept Exam was 70.2. Average scores for all of the exams will remain available on the Exams page indefinitely.

Final exams will not be returned nor will the solutions be posted. However, you may make an appointment with me at any time to look over your graded exam.

Availability for Post-Semester Meetings (5/6/2024)

Although we are past the final exam, I am still available to discuss anything related to the course or for a more general chat. Please e-mail me if you would like to arrange a meeting in person or via Zoom. I am not planning to schedule office hours over the rest of exam week.

Article About Submarine Communication Station (5/5/2024)

The article on Project ELF, the extremely low frequency submarine communication facility operated by the US Navy, which was discussed briefly in class last week, is now available at the course Moodle site. It has been posted in case you are interested; it will not be covered on the final exam.

 

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Associate Professor David F. Kelley
Electrical & Computer Engineering Department, Bucknell University, Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, USA
e-mail: dkelley AT bucknell DOT edu

Updated: May 12, 2024

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