Introduction to Electrical Engineering Course

$325.00

Full details of the course listed below.

Who This Course is Good For

This course is primarily aimed at 13-18 age groups (with a selection of final projects varying to suit different age groups) OR anyone from any age with a desire to learn!

 

How The Course Is Delivered

This is an ONLINE course with teaching videos for you to follow, and questions to answer and  progress in your own pace. 

 

Assistance 

Professor Tavassoli will be available via email or if need be via LIVE video to assist you with any questions you may have.

 

Requirements

There is no previous knowledge, skills, or software required as prerequisite in order to start and complete this course, but following the lessons, and answering the relevant questions at the end of each module. 

However, To successfully complete this course and receive a digital or hard copy certificate personally signed by Professor Tavassoli, you will need to purchase:

  1. A Set of Precision Screwdrivers
  2. Multimeter
  3. Soldering Iron /Soldering Gun 
  4. Soldering Flux
  5. Solder
  6. Project Kit (See Project Kit information at the bottom of the page)

This Course Covers:

MODULE 1: Introduction to Electricity
  • What is Electricity
  • What is AC Current
  • What is DC Current

MODULE 2: Introduction to Electrical Components

  • Resistors
  • Capacitors
  • Inductors
  • Diodes
  • LEDs
  • Transistors

MODULE 3: Electrical Circuits

  • Ohms Law
  • Voltage, Current and Resistance
  • Series and Parallel Circuits
  • Kirchhoff’s Voltage and Current Laws
  • Introduction to Circuit Analysis Technique

MODULE 4: Introduction to Electrical Measurements and Test Instruments

  • Introduction to Different Types of Multimeters,
  • Measuring Voltage, Current, and Resistance measurements Using Multimeters,
  • Introduction to different types of Oscilloscopes,
  • Voltage Test Probes,
  • Introduction to Sensors and Transducers

MODULE 5: Electromagnetism

  • Magnetic Fields and Forces
  • Faraday’s Law of Electromagnetic Induction
  • Introduction to Transformers, their Types and Applications
  • Principles of Operation of DC and AC Motors
  • Principles of Operation of Generators

MODULE 6: Power and Energy in Electrical Systems

  • Power and Energy, Their Measurements and Calculations
  • Power Factor and its affects on our Electric Bills
  • Tips for reducing your Electric Bill without turning the lights off

MODULE 7: Soldering Technique

  • Soldering Iron Vs Soldering Gun
  • Soldering method

MODULE 8: Simulation Software

MODULE 9: Hands on Project

(See the suggested project kits near the bottom of THIS PAGE)

 

ATTENTION!   

The above links are merely our recommendations, you can pick your own choice of these items, find different sources of your own or borrow from your family / friends. These are just the means to complete the final project of your own choice out of the selection of projects in the final hands-on module.

If you purchase a whole soldering kit usually they come with solder and flux so there is no need to purchase them again separately.  

You’re welcomed to source these items from elsewhere, these are merely suggestions.

Course Fee

The full cost of this course is $325 for the first family applicant, and $75 for any additional members from the same family.

Scholarships are available and decided case by case.  Please email for more information.

Any questions about this course can be directed to [email protected]

 

The cost is $325 for the first child in a family and $75 for any additional students from the same family.  Please see here for additional family members.

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