INTRODUCTION TO DC ("SMALL") ELECTRONICS
Course Description:
This course offers an introduction to small electronics and foundational concepts in electrical engineering. Through a combination of labs and theory, students will study electron flow and conventional current theories, as well as Ohm’s Law and Kirchhoff’s Law applied to series, parallel, and combination circuits. They will also develop skills in troubleshooting and debugging faulty circuits. Although not transcripted, this college-equivalent course prepares students for a college-level Introduction to Electronics class. A basic understanding of algebra is highly recommended.
Pre-Requisite: None
Grades: 9 - 12
Course Notes: Algebra recommended
EL1: Unit 0: Handouts and Information
Syllabus: Provided in Google Classroom
Physical Copies of the following are Provided to Students
Policies and Procedures, Safety Contract, Personal Information Sheet
Digital Copy: Safety Items by Class
EL1: Unit 1: Introduction to Electronics
EL1: Unit 3: Parallels Circuits
EL1: Unit 4: Combination Circuits
The Electronics Club --- Tons of Information and Project ideas
https://electronicsclub.info/menu.htm