MAE 143 B - Linear Control - Winter 2021
News
- No news is good news
Instructor
- Mauricio de Oliveira, first name at ucsd dot edu
Class Times
Lectures
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TuTh 09:30-10:50,
on Zoom (link on canvas)
Discussion Session
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Monday 13:00-13:50,
on Zoom (link on canvas)
Teaching Assistants
- Yilong (Dylan) Chen, yic 013 at ucsd dot edu
- Alexey Knyazev, aknyazev at ucsd dot edu
- Kurt Talke, k last name at ucsd dot edu
Office Hours
On Zoom
- TBS (Dylan)
- TBS (Alexey)
- TBS (Kurt)
- Thursday, 08:00-09:00 (Mauricio)
You can make an appointment with me or the TAs by email.
Text Book
Fundamentals on Linear Control: a concise approach by Mauricio C. de Oliveira
Supplemental materials
You will find supplemental materials, including lecture notes and Matlab scripts on the book webpage.
Course Topics
- Analysis of feedback systems
- Dynamic models
- Differential equation models and transfer functions
- Dynamic response
- Stability, tracking and regulation
- Design of feedback systems
- PID control
- Root-locus method
- Frequence response
- Bode and Nyquist diagrams
Grades
Check out your homework and midterm grades
on canvas.
Check them out regularly to make sure that your homework is
being graded and transcribed correctly!
Formula
GRADE = 0.25 * HOMEWORK + 0.25 * MIDTERM1 + 0.25 * MIDTERM2 + 0.25 * FINAL EXAM
Exams
Midterms will be held during lecture.
Final will be held during the officially scheduled time.
Exams are to be done individually.
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Midterm 1: January 26th, in class, online
Get a copy
Get a solution - Midterm 2: February 18th, in class, online
- Final exam: March 16th, 08:00-10:59, online
You might want to check out the website for MAE 143 B Spring 2012, Spring 2014, Spring 2015, Spring 2016, Spring 2017, Spring 2018, Spring 2019, Winter 2020, and Spring 2020.
Homework
- There will be one set of homework questions every week due Friday at midnight.
- Homework, instructions and solutions will be posted on canvas.
- No paper submissions will be accepted. Use Gradescope.
- Please turn in a readable and organized homework.
Homework grading policy
- No points will be deducted by mistakes you make on homework.
- You will be assigned total points for every question you attempt to solve.
- A valid attempt has to show enough effort to convince the graders that you spent time on the question!
- Just repeating the problem statement IS NOT an example of a valid attempt.
- You get no points on a question if you did not attempt the question.
- Questions will be graded and feedback will be provided by the graders in case you make mistakes.