Basic Electrical Fundamentals This foundational course provides students with a clear and practical understanding of the basic principles of electricity. Topics covered include electric charge, voltage, current, resistance, and the relationships described by Ohm’s Law. Through simplified explanations and real-world examples, students will develop a solid grasp of how electricity functions in everyday life. In […]

In today’s technology-driven world, a solid grasp of electrical principles is essential for careers in engineering, electronics, and applied physics. This course on Ohm’s Law provides a critical foundation, offering a clear and structured exploration of the relationship between voltage, current, and resistance in electrical circuits. Through the study of Ohm’s Law, participants will develop […]

Your participation in this class reflects a proactive commitment to workplace safety—an essential foundation for our collective well-being. The knowledge and skills you develop here will serve you throughout your career. Safety is not a single achievement; it is a continuous practice that demands awareness, responsibility, and collaboration. A truly productive and positive work environment […]

This class introduces the fundamentals of Direct Current (DC) voltages and currents, providing the groundwork for understanding DC electrical systems in both theory and practice. DC Voltage: Unlike alternating current (AC), which varies in a sinusoidal pattern, DC voltage remains constant over time. This stability makes it especially well-suited for powering electronic devices, battery-operated equipment, […]

This class introduces the essential foundation of electrical drawings, which serve as vital tools for the design, documentation, and maintenance of electrical systems. These drawings provide graphical representations of components, connections, and configurations, allowing engineers, technicians, and electricians to construct, interpret, and troubleshoot circuits effectively. Electrical drawings are organized into four primary categories, each encompassing […]

This class covers Alternating Current (AC) which is the most widely used form of electrical power in residential, commercial, and industrial applications worldwide. Unlike Direct Current (DC), where charge flows in one constant direction, AC periodically reverses direction. Why AC Matters: AC power is the backbone of modern electrical systems, providing energy for households, industries, […]

The National Electrical Code (NEC), formally known as NFPA 70, stands as a cornerstone of electrical safety in the United States and beyond. Created by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), the NEC establishes standards for the safe design, installation, and inspection of electrical systems. Since its introduction in 1897, the NEC has grown into […]