Electricity & DC Circuit Analysis

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The Electricity & DC Circuit Analysis course offers a structured introduction to electrical fundamentals and the intricate workings of direct current systems. Whether you're brushing up or building from scratch, this course breaks down the technicalities without dumbing down the details. You’ll learn what current really is, how voltage behaves, and why resistors don’t just resist—they define the rules. It’s all about logical analysis, tidy equations, and understanding what flows where, and why.

The course guides learners through topics including Ohm’s Law, Kirchhoff’s Laws, voltage dividers, current pathways, series and parallel networks, and energy calculations. Expect clear explanations, circuit examples, and thorough concept breakdowns. If you’re interested in electronics, electrical engineering, or simply curious about what powers your world, this DC circuit analysis course is your structured starting point. With an emphasis on theory and system behaviour, it offers a precise way to build sound understanding in DC circuit analysis.

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Learning Outcomes

• Understand current, voltage, resistance, and electrical circuit relationships clearly.
• Apply Ohm’s and Kirchhoff’s Laws to solve DC circuit analysis problems.
• Distinguish between series and parallel circuits with accurate calculations.
• Analyse complex DC circuit analysis using step-by-step logical methods.
• Interpret circuit diagrams and calculate voltage, current, and resistance values.

Who is this course for?

• Electrical learners seeking confidence in DC circuit analysis theory.
• Engineers reviewing foundational electricity and circuit analysis knowledge.
• Technicians involved in maintenance or system diagnostics daily.
• Students exploring electrical principles before higher study.
• Anyone curious about the logic behind DC circuit analysis systems.

Career Path & Average UK Salaries

• Electrical Technician – £29,000 per year
• Electronics Engineer – £37,000 per year
• Control Systems Technician – £34,500 per year
• Test and Validation Engineer – £41,000 per year
• Power Supply Design Engineer – £44,000 per year
• Circuit Simulation Analyst – £39,000 per year