Electrical Drawings Comprehensive Course

Master electrical drawings with clarity—schematics, logic gates, circuits, and power systems explained for confident understanding.

Course Overview
Dive into the essential world of electrical drawings with this well-structured course designed to clarify the language of electricity. From the basics of schematic and block diagrams to the intricacies of logic gates and complex circuits, you will gain a solid grasp of how electrical systems are represented visually.

Whether you’re an aspiring engineer or a technician seeking to deepen your knowledge, this course demystifies symbols and devices used within power systems. Learn to interpret and create accurate diagrams that form the backbone of any electrical project or analysis, helping you communicate ideas with precision and confidence.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand fundamental schematic and block diagram structures.
• Identify and interpret common electrical component symbols accurately.
• Explain the function of basic and advanced logic gates clearly.
• Analyse simple and complex electrical circuits with confidence.
• Recognise key electrical devices used in power distribution systems.
• Develop skills to read and create detailed electrical drawings effectively.

Course Curriculum:

• Introduction
• Schematic Diagrams
• Block Diagrams
• Component Symbols (Part 1 of 2)
• Logic Gates
• Simple Circuits
• Complex Circuits
• Electrical Devices in a Power System

Who is this Course For?

• Aspiring electrical engineers seeking fundamental diagram knowledge.
• Technicians wanting to improve their understanding of circuit drawings.
• Students preparing for technical roles in electrical industries.
• Professionals aiming to refresh their knowledge of electrical symbols.
• Engineers needing clarity on interpreting logic gates and diagrams.
• Individuals involved in electrical system planning or analysis.
• Anyone curious about how electrical power systems are visually mapped.
• Trainers looking for structured content on electrical drawing basics.

Career Path:

• Electrical Design Technician — £28,000 per year
• Junior Electrical Engineer — £32,000 per year
• Electrical Draftsperson — £27,000 per year
• Systems Analyst (Electrical) — £35,000 per year
• Control Systems Technician — £30,000 per year
• Power Systems Engineer — £40,000 per year