Everything we do with Electronics at Great IT Courses has one single purpose: To learn how to send and receive data over wireless links (radio).
This single purpose consists of many parts that have to come together so that the goal can be achieved. For this purpose, one would need to have theoretical and practical mastery over the following subjects:
Science (physics and chemistry)
Computer Science and IT (since you are working with data)
Analog Electronics
Digital Electronics
Radios and Transceivers
All of the itmes above are parts of our courses on Great IT Courses. We will make sure that all the modules above come together properly to create our objective mentioned above.
We are already working on a Complete Calculus Course Series that starts from absolutely basic mathematics and goes all the way up to a complete calculus course.
We will create a Complete Science Course Series tailored to electronics. The purpose of this course series is to take care of all your needs as far as physics and chemistry are concerned, having the following points in mind:
Both physics and chemistry courses will start from the very basics of the two. No prior knowledge of any of the two will be assumed.
Physics and chemistry will be discussed to the extent that they are required to understand electronics properly. Unnecessary material will be left out.
Both physics and chemistry will be presented in such a way that useful theory will be presented in such a way that it will serve experimentation and practice.
Likewise, we will create a Complete Computer Science and IT Course Series tailored to electronics.
We will create some basic but practical Analog and Digital electronics Courses in the beginning to get the ball rolling. Later on, we will supplement the same with some useful courses taken from typical university electronics telecommunications courses, wherever need be.
The Electronics Theory and Workshop playlist on Gahra Raschedian Youtube channel contains 59 videos that explain the very basics of electronics like resistors, capacitors, diodes, etc.
The Electronics Workshop playlist on Gahra Raschedian Youtube channel contains 28 vidoes that show you how to work with electronics test equipments like oscilloscopes, multimeters, etc.
We also have the following electrnics courses on Udemy: