- Introduction to the course
- Electricity in nature
- Basic electrical and electronic components
- Electromechanical circuits and schematic representation
- Measurement and safety
Introduction to Electricity & Electronics
Learn electricity and electronics from scratch
Electricity and electronics are fundamental pillars of technological progress and industrial development.
This course provides a structured and progressive training path designed to help students understand the evolution of electricity—from its historical origins to the practical application of modern electrical and electronic systems.
The program is divided into four main modules:
1. Electricity in nature and its history: the development of electrical concepts and their impact on society.
2. Electrical and electronic components: an overview of their functions, characteristics, and practical uses.
3. Electrical circuits: integration of principles and components into safe and efficient systems.
4. Measurement and safety: proper use of instruments and compliance with safety and risk prevention standards.
Throughout the course, historical context, conceptual analysis, and technical practice are combined to ensure that students develop not only practical skills but also the ability to interpret, diagnose, and respond effectively to real-world scenarios.
Online
10 to 25 hours
Flexible
Course Objectives
Understand the fundamentals of electricity and electronics, from their origins to present-day applications, and be able to identify and explain the function of key electrical and electronic components.
Interpret and analyze electrical circuits by applying safety and efficiency criteria, using measuring instruments accurately, and following basic occupational safety standards.
Develop the ability to diagnose faults, propose well-founded solutions, and promote responsible technical practices to ensure both personal and collective safety.
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