Week/Day	date	subjects	reading	due
1/1 R	Aug. 31	introduction and overview	none
1/2 M	Sep. 04	introduction to pu analysis	1 – 4
1/3 W	06	application of pu analysis	5 – 7	HW 1
2/1 R	07	more pu analysis	8 – 10
2/2 M	11	modeling of generators	11 – 15
2/3 W	13	active & reactive power relationships	16 – 20	HW 2
3/1 R	14	capability curves	21 – 22
3/2 M	18	salient-pole machines	23 – 25
3/3 W	20	overhead line construction	26 – 28	HW 3
4/1 R	21	modeling of transmission lines	29 – 36
4/2 M	25	modeling of transmission lines	37 – 43
4/3 W	27	modeling of transmission lines	44 – 51	HW 4
5/1 R	28	design of transmission lines	52 – 54
5/2 M	Oct. 02	design of transmission lines	55 – 57
5/3 W	04	cables	58 – 59	HW 5
6/1 R	05	reactance of rotating machines	60 – 61
6/2 M	09	power system network modeling	62 – 65
6/3 W	11	power system network modeling ex.	66 – 68	HW 6
R	12	Fall Break — No Class
7/1 M	16	introduction to load flow analysis	69 – 72
7/2 W	18	introduction to load flow analysis	73 – 75
7/3 R	19	applications of load flow analysis	76 – 79	HW 7
8/1 M	23	fault analysis	80 – 83
8/2 W	25	representation of unbalanced conditions	84 – 89
8/3 R	26	sequence networks	90 – 94	HW 8
9/1 M	30	modeling of different fault types	95 – 97
9/2 W	Nov. 01	fault examples	98 – 100
9/3 R	02	fault examples	101 – 103	HW 9
10/1 M	06	power system grounding	104 – 111
10/2 W	08	power system grounding examples	112 – 114
10/3 R	09	Review	AOTA	HW 10
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