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Introduction to Engineering Through Applied Science I

Join Professor Robert C. Helgeland at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth for EGR 101, a foundational course in engineering that explores circuit theory, electronics, and electromechanical energy conversion. With a rich background as a Registered Professional Engineer, Professor Helgeland shares his insights into areas like power electronics and marine electronic systems. Engage in classroom activities that foster interaction and collaboration, and discover the exciting opportunities in the engineering field.

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Introduction to Engineering Through Applied Science I

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  1. EGR 101Introduction to EngineeringThroughApplied Science I Prof. Robert C. Helgeland Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Office: Room 324B – Dion Building Telephone – 508-999-8487 Email address – rhelgeland@umassd.edu EGR 101

  2. Educational/Professional Background • BSEE • University of Massachusetts Dartmouth • MSEE • Northeastern University • Registered Professional Engineer • Commonwealth of Massachusetts EGR 101

  3. Areas of Interest -- Teaching • Circuit Theory • Basic Circuit Analysis and Simulation • Electronics • Analog and Digital • Electromechanical Energy Conversion • Motors, Generators • Power Electronics • Power Supplies, Inverters, Power Control EGR 101

  4. Circuit Theory EGR 101

  5. Electronics EGR 101

  6. Electromechanical Energy Conversion EGR 101

  7. Power Electronics EGR 101

  8. Areas of Practical Experience • Marine Electronic Systems • Radar • Communications • AM, FM, SSB, SATCOM • Echo Sounding and Sonar • Water Depth, Fish • Navigation • GPS, Loran C, Electronic Charting • Vessel Control • Autopilots EGR 101

  9. Radar EGR 101

  10. Communications EGR 101

  11. Echo Sounding and Sonar EGR 101

  12. Navigation EGR 101

  13. Electronic Charting EGR 101

  14. Vessel Control EGR 101

  15. Commercial Fishing EGR 101

  16. Tugs and Towing EGR 101

  17. Military EGR 101

  18. Passenger Ferries EGR 101

  19. Specialty Transportation EGR 101

  20. Oceanographic Research EGR 101

  21. Recreational EGR 101

  22. Restoration EGR 101

  23. Classroom Activity #1 • Introduce yourself to the class • Name • Home town and high school • Major • Why you chose Engineering EGR 101

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