General Electrical

Overview

Our General Electrical course is designed to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of electrical systems and principles. You will start with an introduction to electrical basics, including electrical units and Ohm's Laws, and then move on to explore direct and alternating currents. We will also cover voltage and resistance, as well as capacitance and capacitors, and delve into the world of magnetism.

Safety is a top priority in the electrical industry, and this course will provide you with the necessary knowledge and skills to take appropriate safety precautions when working with electrical systems. By the end of this course, you will have gained valuable skills and knowledge that will help you excel in the electrical industry.

What Will You Learn?

• Introduction to electrical systems and basics
• Understanding electrical units and Ohm's laws
• Working with direct current (DC)
• Understanding alternating current (AC) basics
• Understanding voltage and resistance in electrical systems
• Understanding capacitance and capacitors
• Exploring the principles of magnetism in electrical systems
• Learning about safety precautions in electrical work.

Who Should Take The Course

This course is suitable for anyone interested in learning about electrical principles and their practical applications. Whether you are a beginner or have some prior knowledge, this course is designed to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of general electrical concepts. It is ideal for those who are looking to start a career in the electrical industry, or those who are already working in the field and want to enhance their knowledge and skills.

Requirements

It is recommended that learners have a basic understanding of mathematics and physics concepts. Prior knowledge of electrical principles and circuits is not required but may be beneficial. Learners should have access to a computer or device with internet connectivity to access course materials and complete online assessments. Additionally, learners should have an interest in the field of electrical engineering or a related area.