Author: Department of Higher Education, Ministry of Education
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2002-04-03
Features: The "Guidance Manuals for Graduation Design (Thesis) of Higher Party Schools" series is the first set of tools published domestically for guiding graduation design (thesis). This book is one of the volumes in the series. It comprehensively discusses the role, content, basic requirements, work steps, and organizational management of graduation design (thesis). This manual covers the following disciplines: Electric Machines, Apparatus, and Control; Power Systems and Automation; High Voltage and Insulation Technology; Industrial Automation; Electrical Technology; and Electronic and Information Engineering, with a focus on Power Electronics Technology in the application of electronic technology. Graduation design (thesis) in the field of electrical engineering are categorized into four types based on the nature of the topics: engineering design, product development, experimental research, and software simulation. The primary readers of this book are undergraduate and college students in electrical engineering, as well as faculty and teaching administrators who guide graduation design (thesis).
High School Graduation Project Guidance Manual (Thesis) -- Electrical Engineering Volume
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