ECE 3600
Introduction to Electric Power Engineering
Fall 2022
Warnock Engineering Building (WEB) room L103
To request a
permission code to add this class,
please go to:
http://www.ece.utah.edu/course_perms
No labs before the first class
Fall 2021 website available here
Textbook
Electric Machinery and Power
System Fundamentals by Stephen Chapman
ISBN-10: 0072291354, long ISBN-13: 978-0072291353
The international edition is much cheaper (about $50 shipped)
and fine for this class. Order it online.
(Available for <$50 online)
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Lecture: T, H, 2:00 - 3:20 pm in
WEB L103
Problem sessions: on Zoom
4 credit hours
Instructor: Arn Stolp
(Email subject must start with
"ECE3510". Arn doesn't check email
daily.)
Office hours:
Office: MEB
2262 My “office hours” are the problem
sessions.
Otherwise I’m often in my office or the lab
Tuesdays and Thursdays before and after class. Talk
to me in class to say when you’d like to see me.
Phone:
(801) 657-7766 Text first, and start text with "ECE3510"
I may call back from (385) 429-3439, but don't call
this number.
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Much of this course material is presented in PDF, for which you
will need a reader.
Readers for most platforms can
be downloaded for free, examples: Adobe
Acrobat and Ghostscript,
Ghostview
and GSview.
Choose the Adobe
Acrobat if you just want to read. Choose Ghostscript, Ghostview
and GSview if you want to create PDF files of your own.
Notes:
ECE 3600 is NOT a web-based class. The material available here is NOT a substitute
for attending class and is NOT necessarily up-to-date or exactly reflective of what is
given in class. Please do not use it in that way. This
material is merely an extra resource for an ATTENDANCE-based
class.
Much of this course material is presented in PDF, for which you
will need a reader.
Readers for most platforms can be downloaded for free,
examples: Adobe
Acrobat and Ghostscript, Ghostview and
GSview. Choose the Adobe
Acrobat if you just want to read. Choose Ghostscript,
Ghostview and GSview if you want to
create PDF files of your own.
To view and print PDF files more reliably:
Save the file on your computer (right click on link),
then open and/or print the local file only.
If you're still having trouble printing or reading pdf
files, please email me with specifics.
arnstolp@ece.utah.edu (Arn rarely
reads his email)
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