EEN 636Electromagnetic Field Theory
Electrical Engineering · Faculty of Engineering · 3 credits
Description
Separable guided wave and and random process theory necessary for advanced study of communications; stochastic control; detection and estimation problems. scattering boundary value problems; onedimensional Green’s functions with applications; multi-conductor transmission lines. Multidimensional potential Green’s functions. Integral equation formulation. Use of asymptotic methods to obtain high-frequency solutions; geometrical optics and the propagation through inhomogeneous media; geometrical theory of diffraction and its application to antenna and scattering problems. MASTER DEGRE
Common questions about EEN 636
What is EEN 636 at NDU?
EEN 636 Electromagnetic Field Theory is a 3-credit course at Notre Dame University – Louaize (NDU), in the Faculty of Engineering. Separable guided wave and and random process theory necessary for advanced study of communications; stochastic control; detection and estimation problems. scattering boundary value problems; onedimensional Green’s functions with applications; multi-conductor transmission lines.
How many credits is EEN 636?
EEN 636 Electromagnetic Field Theory is worth 3 credits at NDU.