Project Deliverable 1

Semester : Fall Year : 2022

Course Title : Linear Circuits Analysis I
Course Code : ECET201
Instructor(s) : Stavros Yiannakou, Ali Alyaha and Bashar Maqableh
(Includes names of all instructors teaching
this course)

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To be completed by the student

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Integrity Statement : “I affirm that I will complete my assessment on
my own. I will not receive any help or use any
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Grading Scheme
Question Earned Points Max. Points Question Earned Points Max. Points
1 100 6
2 7
3 8
4 9
5 10

Total Earned Points Total Available Points Instructor Name

100
Important Notes:
- Any attempt at plagiarism or cheating will be reported. All ACM handbook academic misconduct rules will be applied.
- It is the responsibility of the student to submit this online assessment paper to the instructed online platform (Moodle,
Turnitin) if applicable.
 1. TITLE:
Thevenin’s Analysis Theorem

2. DESCRIPTION:
In this project, you will need to find the validity and the power behind the
“Thevenin’s Analysis”. You need to search about the theorem, find its definition and
apply it to a problem to find the concept behind the theorem.

- Write 1-2 pages (500 words) explaining the following:

 Definition of Thevenin’s Analysis.
 In which cases of circuits types it can be used.
 List two examples about its application in electrical engineering if there.
 Show an electrical circuit “figure only” with no calculation, that can be
solved using Thevenin’s Analysis and explain theoretically how it would be
solved.   

- Your paragraphs should be well organized, answering the questions properly in

detail, and include at least two references in APA style.
Description Weight Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4
Paraphrasing Uses mostly original Uses own wording-
Many copies Copies some language. Avoids avoids copying phases
phrases and phrases and copying phases and and sentences from
30% sentences sentences sentences. text.
Structural The conclusion Writer demonstrates
Development of does not Paragraph logical and subtle
the idea. Incomplete adequately development sequencing of ideas
and /or restate the present but not through well-
30% unfocused thesis perfected developed paragraphs
Organization Generally organized
well but paragraphs Organized written
Little or no Some structure combine multiple materials in a logical
structure or and thoughts sequence to enhance
organization is organization is or sections are not the reader's
20% used used identified comprehension
Citation/References Few cited
works are done Some cited works
in the correct are done in the
No cited works format. correct format. All cited works are
are done in the Inconsistencies Inconsistencies done in the correct
20% correct format evident. evident. format with no errors.

Paraphrasing
30%
Structural Development of the
idea. 30%
Organization
20%
Citation/References
20%
Total grade