CEG 211: Mechanics of Materials

[ ]Forces; moments, couples, resultants and equivalent force systems

[v]Direct stresses and strains; Hooke’s Law

[ ]Method of superposition of stresses and deformation resulting from temperature change

[ ]Stresses in thin cylinders and spheres

[ ]Stresses on inclined planes; principal stresses

[ ]Structural mechanics of statically determinate body systems and plane jointed frames

[ ]REVISION.

They should read the notes the man gives them or are in the drive.

Not that they’re the main thing, they only help make reading the textbooks easier.

RK Bansal Strength of Materials and Deietmar Gross Werner are the texts.

They should practice Pq also, and also learn trusses again, 1 question would surely come from trusses.

EEG 213: Signals and Systems

[v]Signals: Continuous and discrete signals

[ ]Transformations and inverse transformations, spectral analysis of steps

[ ]Ramps and impulse, signal descriptions by impulse and step functions.

[ ]The independent variable; definitions of rise-lime, settling time, overshoot, period magnitude and
duration of a signal.

[ ]Fourier Analysis

[ ]Parseval’s Theorem, Periodic and Non-periodic signals,

[ ]Devices and Models; Network analysis of circuits with independent and dependent sources.

[ ]Time invariant and stationary systems

[ ]REVISION.
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As the name implies, 2 parts, Part 1 is Signals, Part 2 is systems.

For test, no matter how early in the semester it is, they should have finished everything pertaining to
signals, even and odd, discrete, continuous and those basic representations.

For exams, they should master Fourier series and representation of signals and Laplace transformations.

Then classes of systems also, casual and anticausal and the likes

For an idea of the man’s questions they should see pq. He repeats a lot of questions.

Recommend text: Anand Kumar

EEG 211: Fundamentals of Elect.

[ ]Circuit Laws: Kirchhoff’s Laws, Thevenin’s Theorem, Norton’s Theorem

[ ]Superposition Theorem, Millman’s Theorem, Rosen’s Theorem.

[ ]Network problems arising in Energy Distribution

[ ]Methods of analysis suitable for the problems in Network theory in terms of currents, voltages,
energy/volt amperes, Loop and Nodal analysis.

[ ]Resistors, Electric field and capacitors, Magnetic fields and Inductance

[ ]Energy stored in capacitors and Inductors

[ ]Electromagnetic Induction and Magnetic forces, self and mutual Inductance

[ ]Electrochemical power sources

[ ]REVISION.

For the basics, they should read Sadiku up to the AC part.

But to prep for test and exams, the man gets questions from Agarwal and Lang, and Hayt.

If they only read sadiku and practice the questions there, best a "C". The questions are cheap.

And the should learn nodal and mesh analysis, oluseyi liked opamps, if they don't master it, they would
have trouble with op amps

They shouldn't skip star delta transformation also.

And they should solve his practice questions. He records it.

EEG 217: Elect. Graphics

[ ]Software tools for computer graphics, analytic geometry and computer graphics

[ ]Basics of 3-D graphics

[ ]Hidden line and Hidden surface routines.

[ ]Graphic Theory

[ ]Simulations of circuit element, devices and components

[ ]Simulation of Electronics Circuit

[ ]REVISION.

MATLAB

Basically, they should never miss his class, make sure they install matlab early. Practice after every class,
practice at least once a weekend. It should be their easiest course if they practice and don’t disturb the
man.

He gives quizzes when the class is empty so they should try attending his class.

EEG 215: Elect. Materials

[ ]Introduction to Quantum and Statistical Mechanism

[ ]Structure of Solids

[ ]Electrons in Solids

[ ]Dielectric Properties; Breakdown, piezo and ferro-electric effect

[ ]Magnetic properties, physics of Magnetic Materials

[ ]Atomic moment, The transition elements.

[ ]Magnetic alloys
[ ]Ferrites, Thermal properties of materials

[ ]Optical properties of materials

[ ]Introduction to Transducers

[ ]REVISION.

Jack his slides, every slide he gives, they should make sure they read it and research on the topics if they
don’t understand it. If they do this, they’re good to go. PQ Course also.

EEG 231: Elect. Lab

The Laboratory course for Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering is designed to illustrate the topics
covered in the course-

[ ] Kirchhoff’s voltage law,

[ ]Kirchhoff’s current law,

[ ]Thevenin’s theorem,

[ ]Maximum Power transfer,

[ ]Superposition theorem,

[ ]Variation of Impedance and Current of a series RLC circuit with changes in frequency,

[ ]RC and RL circuits, Diodes,

[ ]Clippers and Clampers,

[ ]Rectification and Filter Circuits,

[ ]AC voltage and phase shift on CRO.

[ ]REVISION.

GEG 217: Engineering Calculus 3

[ ]Matrices and Linear transformations

[ ]Elementary Complex Analysis: Logarithmic, Exponential and Circular complex functions

[ ]Mapping by elementary complex functions; Conformal mapping

[ ]Limit, Continuity and Differentiability of Complex functions

[ ]Cauchy-Riemann’s Equations; Complex line integrals

[ ]Integration of functions of Complex Variables

[ ]Cauchy’s Integral Theorem; Cauchy’s Integral Formula; Residue Theorem

[ ]Laurent Series

[ ]REVISION.

There is this note, GEG 201 on complex variables by the course head. 80% of test and exam questions
come from there.

If they want to go the extra mile, they should study H.K Dass and Schaums complex variables, but it’s
not compulsory.

GEG 219: Ordinary Differential Equations

[ ]Introduction to Differential Equations;

[ ]Linear dependence; Classification of Ordinary Differential Equations; Order, Degree and linearity.

[ ]Types and Techniques of solution of first order ODE’s; Picard’s iterative method; physical applications
of first order ODE.

[ ]Theory and solutions of higher order linear equations; physical applications.

[ ]Ordinary differential equations with constant coefficients; methods of undetermined coefficients,

variation of parameters, D-Operator.

[ ]Linear Differential Equations with Variable coefficients.

[ ]Cauchy-Euler’s equations

[ ]Systems of linear operations; Properties of linear operations

[ ]Series solution

[ ]First order non-linear equations: autonomous, equidimensional and scale-invariant

[ ]REVISION.
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They should attend classes as much as they can, if they don’t, they should read the notes given in class.

There would be 10 slides, they should reach slide 7 before test and make sure they finish the slides
before exam.

It’s a lecturer course, no need to jack textbook if you’re reading smart, read the notes and slides and
you’re good to go.

For Geg’s, test might be obj. But they should still jack slides, because all obj questions are from the
slides.

MEG 211: Engineering Drawing

[ ]Introduction to drawing instruments and proper use

[ ]Use of scales, line work, lettering and dimensioning

[ ]Geometrical constructions including tangents, normal, polygons, etcetera.

[ ]Loci; including paths of point of simple mechanisms and cam profiles

[ ]Orthographic projection of simple objects; in first and third angles

[ ]Isometric and oblique projections

[ ]Isometric projections from orthographic projections

[ ]REVISION.

Our set is the worst set to give them advice, we did nothing. Just sanfoundry and crammed obj.

They should go and buy JN Green (Green and Orange one), because they’d want to kala them as we
passed it a lot. YouTube videos would help a lot also. And they should submit all assignments, never can
tell which they’d use.

MEG 214: Engineering Mechanics 1; Statics

[ ]Fundamentals of mechanics

[ ]Forces in a plane
[ ]Forces in space

[ ]Equivalent system of forces; equilibrium of rigid bodies in 2 dimensions

[ ]Equivalent system of forces; equilibrium of rigid bodies in 3 dimensions

[ ]Distributed forces: Centroids and Centre of Mass

[ ]Analysis of simple structures and machine parts

[ ]Friction

[ ]Moments of inertia

[ ]Principle of virtual work

[ ]REVISION.

They should read Beer and Johnston up onto dynamics, practice 3D statics also…should be a chilled
course for those who liked GEG 113 and practice PQ.

GST 201: General African Studies

[ ]Culture and society in Africa

[ ]Social organisations; Social change, definitions of social organisations

[ ]Family and kinship structural varieties

[ ]Marriage and typologies of marriage African

[ ]Polygamy, monogamy, polyandry, plural marriages, homogamy, levirate, Ghost etcetera. Rules of
residence and decent

[ ]Pre-colonial economic and political arrangements including dispute resolution

[ ]Concept and theories of social change; agents of social change- family, social actors, mass media,
government, Social groups, schools. Targets of social change

[ ]The language picture of Africa; official and vernacular in Africa; written and unwritten languages;
dances and music in Africa. Definitions and varieties; popular culture, music therapy, spatio-temporal
characteristics of Africa

[ ]Socioeconomic and urban geography; Problems of modern development: transportation issues,

population, urban congestion etcetera.
[ ]Types of African medical herbs; categories of indigenous healers in Africa: merits; merits and demerits
of integration of indigenous healing system with orthodox therapy

[ ]Blood groups and transfusion

[ ]Paternity testing; sex determination

[ ]REVISION.