Lecture 0 ME 176 0 Overview
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This document provides an overview of the ME 176 Control Systems Engineering course. It will be taught by Leonides De Ocampo and use the 5th edition of the textbook "Control Systems Engineering" by Norman Nice. The course consists of 3 credit hours over 15 weeks, with 2 hours of lecture and 3 hours of lab each week. Students will be evaluated through four long exams, lab submissions, and bonus assignments. The course will cover topics like modeling systems, transient response analysis, stability analysis, and design techniques over its four quarters.
Lecture 0 ME 176 0 Overview
- 1. ME 176 Control Systems Engineering Department of Mechanical Engineering Overview
- 2. Lecturer Leonides De Ocampo University of the Philippines, BS ME Duke University, MS ME leonides@deocampo.com Reference Title: Control Systems Engineering Edition: Fifth Edition Author: Norman Nice Department of Mechanical Engineering
- 3. Administration Course Title: Control Systems I Course Description: Mathematical modeling of physical systems, system response characteristics. Analysis and design of continuous control systems. Prerequisites: ME 73, ES 21 Credits: 3 Units 5 Hours 2 Hours Lecture (Wednesdays) 3 Hours Lab (Fridays) Evaluation: Four Long Exams Lab Submissions Bonus : Seat work, Homework Department of Mechanical Engineering
- 4. Outline 1st Quarter: Introduction, and Modeling of Systems Weeks 1 to 4 (November 15 - December 3) Exam : December 5 2nd Quarter: Analysis of Transient Response, and Multiple Subsystem Weeks 5 to 8 (December 10 - January 14) Exam : January 16 Exam (Moved) : January 21 3rd Quarter: Analysis of Stability and Steady State Error Weeks 9 to 11 (January 21 - February 11) Exam : February 13 4th Quarter: Root Locus Techniques and Design Weeks 12 to 15 (February 18 - March 18) Exam : March 20 Department of Mechanical Engineering