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Course Specification - ECE 1212

This document provides the course specification for Physics 2 (ECE 1212) offered by the Department of Electronics Engineering at Saint Louis University. The 3-unit course is offered in the short term of the first year and covers topics including thermodynamics, energy conversion, semiconductors, and nuclear physics. The course aims to describe and analyze concepts through solving complex problems. It is designed for first year electronics engineering students who are unable to attend classes on campus due to COVID-19 restrictions, and will be delivered online or through express mail correspondence depending on student internet access. Students will be assessed formatively and summatively, and those without internet will be monitored via phone calls, mail, or USB

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Course Specification - ECE 1212

This document provides the course specification for Physics 2 (ECE 1212) offered by the Department of Electronics Engineering at Saint Louis University. The 3-unit course is offered in the short term of the first year and covers topics including thermodynamics, energy conversion, semiconductors, and nuclear physics. The course aims to describe and analyze concepts through solving complex problems. It is designed for first year electronics engineering students who are unable to attend classes on campus due to COVID-19 restrictions, and will be delivered online or through express mail correspondence depending on student internet access. Students will be assessed formatively and summatively, and those without internet will be monitored via phone calls, mail, or USB

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Saint Louis University

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE


Department of Electronics Engineering

REF SEA-BSECE-ECE 1212-2020

COURSE SPECIFICATION

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING


ECE 1212: Physics 2

1 Course Title Physics 2


2 Course Number ECE 1212
3 Semester and Year Short Term, 1st Year
Offered
4 Credit Units 3 Units
5 Contact Hours 54 Hours
6 Pre-requisite/s (if With or after EnggPhys
any)
7 Co-requisite/s (if
any)
8 Course Description This second course in Physics covers
Thermodynamics (1 and 2 Law, basic concepts on
st nd

heat engine and refrigerators), Energy Conversion (EM


Induction, magnetic flux, generators), Semiconductor
and Nuclear Physics. The would-be engineers are
expected to apply knowledge of mathematics,
natural science, engineering fundamentals and an
engineering specialization to the solution of complex
engineering problems. The learners are also expected
to select appropriate theorems and principles of
mathematics, natural science, engineering
fundamentals and an engineering specialization to
the solution of complex engineering problems; and
solve complex engineering problems using
appropriate theorems and principles of mathematics,
natural science, engineering fundamentals and an
engineering specialization.
9 Course Learning CLO 1: Describe conceptually and quantitatively
Outcomes methods of heat transfer, thermodynamics,
Saint Louis University
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE
Department of Electronics Engineering

electrostatics, electromagnetism, and


resistive circuits.
CLO 2: Analyze situations and solve problems on heat
transfer, thermodynamics, electrostatics,
electromagnetism, and resistive circuits.

CLO 3: Describe conceptually and quantitatively


basic RLC circuits, optics, semiconductors,
and nuclear physics.

CLO 4: Analyze situations and solve problems involving


RLC circuits, optics, semiconductors, and
nuclear physics.

10 Learners' Profile This course is for first year Electronics Engineering


and Context students under the 2018 - 2019 curriculum who are not
able to enter the city of Baguio due to social
distancing protocols during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Students enrolled can access this course through their
own internet connection at home or on their mobile
devices, through internet shops/cafes if and when
they are allowed, and through the offline mode of
delivery made available through express mail
correspondence. This course requires each student to
have at least a laptop or a desktop computer for
opening, processing, and saving lessons and
requirements in electronic form.
11 Assessment and Students in the course will be assessed by their
Evaluation Details ability to solve problems based on concepts that will
be given and will be discussed in the modules and the
video files in their packets.

The course has formative and summative assessment


activities that will be administered in two modes:

a. Online correspondence through the SLU


Google Suite institutional subscription, SLU E-
Learning Resources, SLU Student Portal, and
other online tools.
Saint Louis University
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE
Department of Electronics Engineering

b. Offline correspondence through express mail


correspondence of printed and recorded
materials.
12 Monitoring Details Students with internet connection will be monitored
through the SLU Student Portal and through their
participation in the Google Classroom and other
forms of online activities.

Students without any internet connection will be


monitored through:

a. Telephone calls or short messages (through


SMS) at least once a week;
b. Express mail correspondence of printed
modules and requirements between the faculty
and the student at designated schedules;
Express mail correspondence of USB flash drive
containing electronically encoded instruction
modules and course requirements (in text, audio,
and/or video format) between the faculty and the
student at designated schedules.
13 Technological The online delivery of this course will be supported by
Support the SLU Google Suite institutional subscription, SLU E-
Learning Resources, and SLU Student Portal, and other
online tools.

The offline delivery will require the use of one 16GB USB
flash drive to send the recorded materials for students
without internet connection. The same flash drive will
be used by the student to submit the required outputs
to their instructor.
14 Course Budget The cost of the flash drive and shipping fees shall be
shouldered by each student who decides to avail of
the offline mode of instructional delivery. The total
actual cost shall be charged in full against the
student’s account in his/her final payment of tuition.

Revised and Date: May 27, 2020


Updated:
Saint Louis University
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE
Department of Electronics Engineering

Prepared by: Reviewed by: Approved by:

Engr. Caroline B. Moncada Engr. Jeffrey Des Binwag Dr. Cynthia L. Posadas
ECE Faculty ECE Department Head SEA Dean

Engr. Jeffrey Des B. Binwag


School-based QA Officer

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