AE 200 Engineering Analysis and Control of Aerospace Systems

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Instructor Info Credit Class Days / Time Office Location: ENG 272C Office Hours: Monday 4:00pm 6:30pm Email: kamran.turkoglu@sjsu.edu 3 units Tuesday, 6:00pm 8:45pm Classroom CL 222 Prerequisites TA: Contact Info: Website BSc degree in Aerospace Engineering (Grader) Long K. Lu longkimlu@gmail.com http://www.engr.sjsu.edu/kamran/ Description Engineering analysis and control; Linear algebra; Ordinary differential equations; Laplace Transformation; Complex analysis; Singular values; Matrix perturbations; and observability; Feedback stabilization; H2 and H-infinity optimization. Goals Outline engineering analysis problems with emphasis on advanced level mathematics and control theory and aerospace systems. Investigate of aerospace systems that evolve with time. Typically these systems have inputs and outputs; it is of interest to understand how the input affects the desired output). In particular, concentrate on systems that can be modeled by Ordinary Differential Equations (ODEs), and that satisfy certain linearity and timeinvariance conditions. Learning Objectives Students completing AE200 should be able to: Outline analysis skills in real and functional analysis, complex analysis methods. Investigate the response of these systems to inputs and initial conditions from the control theory perspective. Analyze systems obtained as interconnections (e.g., feedback) of two or more other systems. Derive (control) systems (and properties) that ensure desirable properties (e.g., 1

controllability, observability, stability, performance) of the interconnection. Analyze least squares solutions to linear problems. Explain singular values and matrix perturbations. Derive solutions to state space models Derive input output relationships and transfer functions between systems. Analyze input output stability of control systems. Use Bode's sensitivity integral to outline robust stability. Formulate reachability and observability. Use minimal and balanced realizations. Outline H2 and Hinf. optimization in control systems. Midterm Exam(s): There will be 2(two) 120min in class written exams, and 4(four) 25min written Quizzes. Quizzes and (final) exams cannot be made up without a valid, documented excuse. There is *NO* make up exam policy!! Final Exam: There will be a final take home exam/project with a due date of Dec 15th, 2015 Tuesday at 5.15pm. Delivery will be online in CANVAS. (Recommended) Text Book(s): Classnotes Handouts (Recommended) Reference(s): Kreyszig, Advanced Engineering Mathematics, 9th edition, 2006 Bernstein, D. S., Matrix Mathematics: Theory, Facts, and Formulas (Second Edition), 2009 Kailath, Thomas, Linear Systems, Prentice Hall, 1980, ISBN: 9780135369616. Doyle, J., Bruce F., and Tannenbaum, A. Feedback Control Theory. Dover, 2009. Vaccaro, Richard. Digital Control: A State-Space Approach. McGraw-Hill, 1995. 2

Exams: 2(Two) 120 minutes inclass Mid-term exams. Final project. Grading: Homework 15% 4(four) Quizzes 15% Two 120min Exams 40% Final Project 30% Important!! All exams must be taken to receive a passing grade. Grading Policy 100-95% A 94.99-90% A- 89.99-85% B+ 84.99-80% B 79.99-76% B- 75.99-72% C+ 71.99-68% C 67.99-64% C- 63.99-61% D+ 60.99-57% D 56.99-53% D- < 53% F Important!! This is only a rough scale. This scale may be adjusted depending on the performance of the class. Any adjustments to the scale will only lower the cut offs to achieve a specified grade; cut offs will not be raised beyond those listed here. 3

Schedule Important *If you miss a lecture, please make sure that you obtain the notes of that specific class from your class mates. 'I did not know how to do this problem, because I missed lecture the day this material was covered' is, unfortunately, NOT a valid excuse!* Week-1: o (08/25, 2015) Tuesday : HW_01 Out!! Introduction to engineering analysis and control Ordinary differential equations (1/2) Week-2 o (09/01, 2015) Tuesday: NO Class!! Week-3: o (09/08, 2015) Tuesday : Ordinary differential equations (2/2) Laplace Transformation (1/2) Week-4: o (09/15, 2015) Tuesday : Quiz_01!! HW_01 in!! HW_02 out!! Laplace Transformation (2/2) Week-5: o (09/22, 2014) Tuesday : HW_02 in!! Linear algebra review (2/2) Partial differential equations Week-6: o (09/29, 2015) Tuesday : HW_02 in!! Fundamentals of complex analysis Review questions! Week-7: o (10/06, 2015) Tuesday : Exam_01!! HW_03 out!! Week-8: o (10/13, 2015) Tuesday : Quiz_02!! Least Squares Estimation 4

Week-9: o (10/20, 2015) Tuesday : HW_03 in!! Singular values and matrix perturbations Week-10: o (10/27, 2015) Tuesday : HW_04 out!! State space models and ODE solutions in Aerospace Systems Week-11: o (11/03, 2015) Tuesday : Transfer functions and input/output stability Week-12: o (11/10, 2015) Tuesday : Quiz_03!! HW_04 in!! Bode's sensitivity integral and Robust Stability Week-13: o (11/17, 2015) Tuesday : Exam_02!! Week-14: o (11/24, 2015) Tuesday : HW_05 out!! Reachability and Observability Minimal and Balanced Realizations Week-15: o (12/01, 2015) Tuesday : Quiz_04!! Feedback stabilization Week-16: o (12/08, 2014) Tuesday : HW_05 in!! H2 optimization & H-infinity optimization For issues related to Canvas, please contact the ecampus Help Desk. Phone: (408) 924-2337 Submit a help ticket using the following URL: https://isupport.sjsu.edu/ecampus/contentpages/incident.aspx. While logged into Canvas, click on the word Help on the upper right corner of the screen. AE Department & SJSU Policies are posted at: < http://ae.sjsu.edu/node/86> 5