Found 85 courses
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engineering subject

Renewable Energy Sources

George Stavrakakis - undergraduate - (A-)
School of Electronic and Computer Engineering, Technical University of Crete

Categories of renewables. Wind energy (wind speed, Weibull distribution, wind turbines). Solar energy, solar thermal systems, passive solar systems. Photovoltais (working principles, types, system design, power electronics). Energy storage (batteries, pumped hydro storage, etc.). Small hydros. Geothermal and biomass energy, energy from the waves. Legislative framework of renewable energy, environmental impacts of RES.

engineering subject

Μeasuring systems

Likourgos Magafas - Undergraduate - (A+)
Electrical engineers, Eastern Macedonia and Thrace Institute of Technologie

engineering subject

Giorgos Kiranastasis - Undergraduate - (A-)
, Eastern Macedonia and Thrace Institute of Technologie

engineering subject

Giorgos Kiranastasis - Undergraduate - (A-)
, Eastern Macedonia and Thrace Institute of Technologie

engineering subject

Giorgos Kiranastasis - Undergraduate - (A-)
, Eastern Macedonia and Thrace Institute of Technologie

engineering subject

Electrotechnics and Electronics

Dimitrios Themelis - Undergraduate - (A-)
Department of Mechanical Engineering, TEI of Central Macedonia

Voltage, current, resistor, inductor, capacitor at constant current. Voltage, current, resistor, inductor, capacitor, impedance to alternating current. Coordination. Indirect and direct measurement of real, reactive and apparent power monophasic consumption. Indirect and direct measurement of single-phase power factor consumption. Power factor correction. Three-phase voltage, current, power and power factor. Relations between the electrical transformer sizes. Oscilloscope: measurements - controls. Rectifier, rectifying devices. Design of industrial and manufacturing facilities in terms of wiring and how feed.

engineering subject

Electronics II

Yannis Papananos - Undergraduate - (A+)
School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, National Technical University of Athens

Welcome to the "Electronics II" course. The course includes a brief introduction to the manufacture of integrated VLSI circuits along with the practical aspect of polarization techniques and thermal stabilization of both discrete and integrated bipolar transistors. The following is the analysis and design of polarization and amplification circuits with JFETs and MOSFETs in both discrete and in integrated form. They studied also power amplifiers class A, AB, complementary symmetry, etc. At the same time students are exposed to the environment of use ORCAD which have been given from the previous semester. The labor supply given to students counted in the score of June only.

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Operating Systems

Nectarios Koziris, George Goumas, Evangelos Koukis - Undergraduate - (A-)
School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, National Technical University of Athens

Welcome to the Computer Operating Systems course. This course presents the basic principles of operating systems as well as their development over time. The course's framework includes various concepts like: processes, scheduling, memory management and virtual memory system, file systems etc.

engineering subject

Operating Systems

Nectarios Koziris, George Goumas, Evangelos Koukis - Undergraduate - (A+)
School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, National Technical University of Athens

Welcome to the Computer Operating Systems course. This course presents the basic principles of operating systems as well as their development over time. The course's framework includes various concepts like: processes, scheduling, memory management and virtual memory system, file systems etc.

engineering subject

Algorithms and Complexity

Stathis Zachos, Dimitris Fotakis - Undergraduate - (A+)
School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, National Technical University of Athens

Welcome to the "Algorithms and Complexity" course. Within the framework of the course a variety of concepts will be presented: Introductory Concepts, asymptotic notation, Data structures. Priority Queues: Heap, classification algorithms, Union - Find, Divide-and-Conquer Algorithms: numbers and tables multiplication, exponentiation, Quicksort, probabilistic Quicksort. The problem of choice, binary search, interpolation search, greedy algorithms, dynamic programming.