Norm Bartley, Pouyan (Yani) Jazayeri, Andy Knight, Denis Onen
Winter Session, 2019
Welcome to the ENGG 225 Course Home Page!
Course Announcements:
- Official Course Grades Posted: (Posted May 7, 10:44 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 830 students. As shown in the final-exam distribution below, the overall mean is 62.66%, and the median score is 67.5%.
- A significant number of students scored over 90%, and several 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 once that the deferred final exam has run. We will post solutions then as well. 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):
Approximate Course Lecture Schedule (Updated January 2, 2019.)
Recent ENGG 225 Midterm Examinations and Solutions
- Winter 2019 exam 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 2019 exam 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.
- 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].