Electronics Foundations Online Course

Master the essentials of electronics from DC networks to power stations. Learn key theories and systems with zero fluff.

Overview:

Whether you're wiring your way through resistors or decoding diodes, Electronics Foundations brings clarity to the nuts, bolts, and bits behind modern electronic systems. Designed to deliver concepts with a balance of structure and sanity, this course unpacks key principles across DC and AC networks, semiconductors, digital logic, and energy systems — minus the lecture-induced naps. Each module builds logically on the last, giving you a layered understanding that actually makes sense.

This is no rocket science degree — unless you want it to be later. With our well-sequenced online modules, you’ll get a solid footing in electronics theory and circuitry, without needing a lab coat or a soldering iron. The content is built for thinkers, tinkerers (in spirit), and future professionals who enjoy circuits more than circuitous explanations.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the core principles behind DC and AC circuit theory.
• Identify and analyse key network theorems in electrical systems.
• Explain single-phase AC behaviours and associated calculations.
• Demonstrate knowledge of semiconductor diode operations and uses.
• Grasp fundamentals of logic gates and digital electronics basics.
• Describe the layout and function of power generation systems.

Course Curriculum:

• Electronics Module 2: DC Networks and Network Theorems
• Electronics Module 3: Single Phase AC Circuits
• Electronics Module 4: Electrical Machines
• Electronics Module 5: Semiconductor Diodes
• Electronics Module 6: Digital Electronics
• Electronics Module 7: Fundamentals of Communication Engineering
• Electronics Module 8: Power Generating Stations

Who is this Course For:

• Anyone interested in understanding electronic systems and circuitry.
• Students studying electrical and electronic engineering fundamentals.
• Professionals wanting a refresher on electronics theory.
• Hobbyists keen to formalise their electronics knowledge.
• Technicians seeking to build theoretical confidence online.
• Learners preparing for further study in electronics fields.
• Engineers needing a brush-up on core electronics topics.
• Individuals pursuing electronics without lab-based training.

Career Path (UK Averages):

• Electronics Technician – £28,000 per year
• Electrical Engineer – £38,000 per year
• Power Systems Analyst – £42,000 per year
• Telecommunications Engineer – £37,500 per year
• Control Systems Engineer – £44,000 per year
• Digital Electronics Designer – £41,000 per year