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Electrical 2 - AC Theory: Weekly Laboratory Manual and Rubric 2nd Edition

Electrical 2 - AC Theory: Weekly Laboratory Manual and Rubric 2nd Edition

by Jraige, Louis
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This weekly laboratory manual and rubric accompanies and follows the progression of the AC Electricity courses at Fanshawe College. This book also accompanies and follows the progression of the textbook titled "Introductory Circuit Analysis", 13th edition by Robert L. Boylestad and published by Pearson publishing which is used in my Electrical 2 - AC Theory course. This manual lays out the standards, expectations, conventions and best practices pertaining to scientific experimentation, data collection and analysis. Finally, this manual details the requirements for each of the weekly labs the students are expected to perform for the course including all pre-lab, experimental and post-lab work.

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Pub dateJul 21, 2019
ISBN-101655820370
ISBN-139781655820373
LanguageEnglish
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