Electromagnetic Fields II

This source is the syllabus for an advanced electromagnetics course titled "Electromagnetic Fields II". It outlines the curriculum, learning objectives, activities, and assessment methods for the course. It is organized by week, with each week focusing on a specific topic in electromagnetics. The course starts with a review of electromagnetic induction and transformers, then delves deeper into time-varying fields and Maxwell's equations. It covers concepts like displacement current, wave equations, transmission line theory, impedance matching, waveguides, resonant cavities, antenna theory, electromagnetic compatibility, and applications of electromagnetic fields in various technologies. The syllabus provides a comprehensive overview of the course content, emphasizing both theoretical understanding and practical application, with a clear emphasis on problem-solving and project-based learning. It aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to analyze and design electromagnetic systems in diverse engineering fields.