Norm Bartley, Pouyan (Yani) Jazayeri, Denis Onen, Mike Potter
Winter Session, 2018
Welcome to the ENGG 225 Course Home Page!
Course Announcements:
- Official Course Grades Posted: (Updated May 11, 5:42 PM.)
Official course grades are now available on Student Centre. Final exam scores are provided on D2L. Final grades are based on the weighting of 10% for assignments, 15% for labs, 25% for the midterm exam, and 50% for the final exam. Letter grades have been determined using the following table of grade boundaries specified in the course outline:
- A+ [95% and above]
- A [88 - 95%]
- A- [84 - 88%]
- B+ [78.67 - 84%]
- B [74.67 - 78.67%]
- B- [70.67 - 74.67%]
- C+ [65.33 - 70.67%]
- C [61.33 - 65.33%]
- C- [57.33 - 61.33%]
- D+ [52 - 57.33%]
- D [48 - 52%]
- F [48% and below]
Notes:
- A score of 35% or greater is required on the final exam to pass the course, as specified in the course outline.
- The assignment portion of the final mark is calculated using the sum of all assignment scores and dividing by the maximum number of points available.
- Results are for 793 students. As shown in the final-exam distribution below, the overall mean is 67.14%, and the median score is 70.5%.
- A significant number of students scored over 90%, and many had a perfect 100%.
Final Exam Reappraisals:
- If you are concerned about your final grade, the only grading element that can be considered is your final exam. Please see Academic Calendar Section I.3 -- Reappraisal of Final Grade.
- Your instructors do not keep the exam papers, nor are they allowed to make grade changes without due process.
- You may request a copy of your final exam from the Engineering Student Centre (ESC) for a nominal copying fee now that the deferred final exam has run. The friendly staff in the ESC can assist you if you're unsure of the process.
- New! The exam paper and solutions are now posted below under Review Material and Past Exams.
Final Exam Distribution (all sections):
- Deferred Final Exam Schedule: (Posted May 3, 4:05 PM.)
To those students that missed the final exam, and have been approved by the Associate Dean (Student Affairs and International) to write the deferred final exam, please keep a close eye on the date and time. The deferred final exam period is May 10-14, 2018.
Approximate Course Lecture Schedule (Updated January 2, 2017.)
Recent ENGG 225 Midterm Examinations and Solutions
- Winter 2018 exam and solutions.
- Winter 2017 exam and solutions.
- Winter 2016 exam and solutions.
- Winter 2015 exam and solutions.
- Winter 2014 exam and solutions.
- Winter 2013 exam and solutions.
- Summer 2012 exam and solutions.
- Winter 2012 exam and solutions.
- Winter 2011 exam and solutions.
- Fall 2009 exam and solutions.
- Fall 2008 exam and solutions.
- Spring 2008 exam and solutions.
- Fall 2007 exam and solutions.
- Fall 2006 exam and solutions.
- Spring 2006 exam and solutions.
- Spring 2005 exam and solutions
- Fall 2004 exam and solutions.
- Spring 2004 exam and solutions.
- Fall 2003 exam and solutions.
NOTE: In the Winter 2011 version, first-order RC and RL transient analysis was covered, but this material has been deleted from the course!
- New! Winter 2018 exam and solutions.
- Winter 2017 exam and solutions.
- Winter 2016 exam and solutions.
- Winter 2015 exam and solutions.
- Winter 2014 exam and solutions.
- Winter 2013 exam and solutions.
- Winter 2012 exam and solutions.
- Winter 2011 exam and solutions.
NOTE: As above for the 2011 version of the ENGG 225 exam, please ignore the question on first-order RC and RL transient analysis. Please also skip the diode questions, which was covered in ENGG 325, but was never an ENGG 225 topic.
- Fall 2009 exam and solutions.
- Fall 2008 exam and solutions.
- Spring 2008 exam and solutions.
- Fall 2007 exam and solutions.
- Fall 2006 exam and solutions.
- Fall 2005 exam and solutions.
- Fall 2004 exam and solutions.
- Spring 2004 exam and solutions.
- Fall 2003 exam and solutions.
L01: Pouyan (Yani) Jazayeri [office, phone, website].