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EEE Program Electrical Machines-1 EPMN301 ILO's Statements: Instructor

This document outlines the intended learning outcomes for the EEE Program's Electrical Machines-1 course. By the end of the course, students will be able to describe and explain the theory and operation of transformers, calculate transformer parameters from tests, and discriminate between special transformer constructions and applications. Students will also be able to identify the construction of DC machines, formulate equations for their EMF and torque, analyze different DC motor types, assess their performance, and apply starting and speed control methods. The course is taught by Associate Professor Hanafy Hassan Hanafy of the Electrical Power and Machines Department.

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EEE Program Electrical Machines-1 EPMN301 ILO's Statements: Instructor

This document outlines the intended learning outcomes for the EEE Program's Electrical Machines-1 course. By the end of the course, students will be able to describe and explain the theory and operation of transformers, calculate transformer parameters from tests, and discriminate between special transformer constructions and applications. Students will also be able to identify the construction of DC machines, formulate equations for their EMF and torque, analyze different DC motor types, assess their performance, and apply starting and speed control methods. The course is taught by Associate Professor Hanafy Hassan Hanafy of the Electrical Power and Machines Department.

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EEE Program

Electrical Machines-1
EPMN301
ILOs Statements
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
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Describe the construction of the transformers.


Explain the theory of operation of the transformers.
Calculate the parameters of the transformers using the different tests.
Predict the performance of the transformers.
Discriminate between the construction and applications of special
transformers.
6. Identify the general constructional features of DC machines.
7. Formulate the EMF and torque equations of DC machine.
8. Analyze the operation of different types of DC motors.
9. Asses the performance of different types of DC motors.
10.Apply different methods of the starting of DC motor.
11.Implement different methods of the speed control of DC motor.

Instructor
Associate Prof. Hanafy Hassan Hanafy
Electrical Power and Machines Dept.

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