Teaching

EEE 102 Basic Electrical Engineering

EEE 102 Basic Electrical Engineering

This part contains details of notes, homeworks, practice problems, etc., for a part of EEE 102 Basic Electrical Engineering course.

Note: This is not the complete course webpage, only contains parts covered by me.


Instructor: Parikshit Pareek

Semester: Spring 2025

Department: Electrical Engineering, IIT Roorkee


Course Topics

I will cover Generation,Transmission, and Distribution in the first half of the semester. The list will be updated along with class announcements if additional topics are added.

Evaluation Policy -- Complete Course

  • Continuous Assessment (CWS): 15%
  • Practical Component (PRS): 20%
  • Mid-Term Exam (MTE): 25%
  • End-Term Exam (ETE): 40%

Refer to Lecture #1 slides for more details on components of each.


Class Schedule

Class No. Topic Lecture Homework Tutorial
1 Introduction to Electrical Energy Slides PDF ---
2 Generation - I Slides PDF ---
3 Generation - II Slides PDF ---

Resources

  • There is no single standard textbook for this course. Lecture slides and tutorial sheets provide a collection of references and links to additional resources.

Contact Information (For This Part)

Instructor: Parikshit Pareek

Office: Room 214A, First Floor, Electrical Engineering Building

Email: Last_Name[at]ee.iitr.ac.in

Office Hours: Friday 1400-1500 Hrs


Contact Information (For Course)

Coordinator: Prof. Anubrata Day

Office: Room 222, First Floor, Electrical Engineering Building

Email: anubrata.dey@ee.iitr.ac.in


Announcements

All announcements will be made in the classroom and circulated via Email or Teams Group if and when needed.


Policies

  • Academic integrity is taken very seriously. Plagiarism and cheating will result in disciplinary action as per IIT Roorkee policies.
  • Participation is expected in lectures and group discussions.

Homework Guidelines

  • Homeworks are designed to reinforce your understanding and will form an integral part of the examination syllabus i.e. There can be questions from homework in examination. However, they are not required to be submitted.

Let’s make this a great semester of learning and discovery!