EE 6100

EE 6100 Linear Systems
Fall 1997

Meeting Time:	Tu-Th 1:35-2:55	Meeting Place:	SST Lect. Rm #1
Instructor:	Dr. Bonnie Heck	Email:	bonnie.heck@ee.gatech.edu
Office:	E296-A Van Leer	Phone:	(404) 894-3145
Office Hours:	Tu-Th 9:00-10:00; Wed. 9:00-10:30	Fax:	(404) 894-4641

Course Description:

EE6100 is an graduate level course that introduces the state space representation for system models and uses this representation for basic system analysis. The course includes a brief introduction to modern control theory. The prerequisite is graduate standing.

Course Materials:

1. The required text for purchase at the bookstore is:

Modern Control Engineering, Brogan

2. Matlab software will be used throughout the quarter. A student edition of Matlab will suffice (version 4.0 or higher); the professional version (version 4.0 or higher) needs to have the Control Systems Toolbox. This software is available for student use in the computer clusters located in the College of Computing Computer Labs, CoC 308, 309, 310 and 311.

Course Policy:

Assignments are available from the Web page as well as the solutions.
All assignments are due in class on the appointed date. No homework is accepted once the solutions have been posted.
Current grades are available on-line. Please send me a 4 digit code in order to identify your grades.
All students are expected to abide by the Georgia Tech Honor Code.

NOTE: You are becoming professionals; work must be of professional quality. Sloppy work runs the risk of being rejected or penalized in grading. See the additional comments in the guide to good engineering study habits. Good study habits are the biggest key to improving your grades.

Students with disabilities:

If you have a need for disability related accommodations or services, please inform your professor or Dean Katy Landers at extension 4-2564 or 4-9191. Reasonable and effective accommodations and services will be provided to students if requests are made in a timely manner with appropriate documentation and in accordance with federal, state, and University guidelines.

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