This course is designed and will be taught to provide a fundamental understanding of the principles, terms, physical laws and mathematical concepts used to explain electrical circuit behaviors. Areas covered will include an overview of D.C. and A.C. electrical theory and introduces the student to electrical components and magnetic concepts, Ohm’s Law, Kirchhoff’s current and voltage Laws, and the calculation of single-phase and three-phase power. There will be many experiments where meters are used to verify calculated results. This instruction will be done with a short lecture on subjects and the class labs done by the students working as teams to obtain, record, and analyze results. Electrical and job site safety will also be covered. Labs and example problems will be taken from the new textbook “Mike Holt’s Illustrated Guide to Basic Electrical Theory 3rd Edition”. Homework assignments do account for a portion of the grade.1. Math/Algebra review | Basic Electrical Concepts2. Basic Circuit Components3. Circuits, Laws and Measurements4. Multiple-load Circuits5. Magnetism and Electromagnetism6. Power in AC Circuits7. Three Phase AC Circuits8. Inductance9. Capacitance10. Transformers, Motors (AC, DC)
Begins: February 12, 2026 Ends: April 30, 2026 Thursday | 6 PM -8 PM 12 Sessions
Includes study manual and certificate of completion.
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