ESE 1120
Engineering Electromagnetics
University of Pennsylvania · UGRD · Fall 2026
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This course covers basic topics in electromagnetics, namely, electric charge, electric field, electric energy, conductors, insulators, dielectric materials, capacitors, electric current, magnetic field, inductors, Faraday's law of induction, alternating current (AC), impedance, Maxwell's equations, electromagnetic and optical wave propagation, with emphasis on engineering issues. Relevant topics are emphasized in our lectures in order to prepare students for other courses in ESE that rely on the contents on this course. Several laboratory experiments accompany the course to provide hands-on experience on some of the topics in the lecture and prepare students for the capstone project. Pre-requisites MATH 1400 and PHYS 0150 / PHYS 0140 / PHYS 0170 / MEAM 1100 or with permission of the instructor. It is recommended but not required that MATH 1410 be taken concurrently.
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