Electrical Engineering
Micro-courses:33
Basics of Electric Circuits
13 Concepts
DC Circuit Analysis
11 Concepts
Operational Amplifiers
9 Concepts
Energy Storage Elements
8 Concepts
First and Second-Order Circuits
13 Concepts
AC Circuit Analysis
16 Concepts
AC Steady State Power
9 Concepts
Three-Phase Circuits
11 Concepts
Frequency Response
15 Concepts
Basics of Semiconductors
11 Concepts
Diodes
14 Concepts
Transistors
20 Concepts
Introduction to Signals and Systems
11 Concepts
Linear Time- Invariant Systems
7 Concepts
The Laplace Transform
5 Concepts
Fourier Series
7 Concepts
The Fourier Transform
10 Concepts
Sampling
7 Concepts
z-Transform
7 Concepts
Introduction to Control Systems
5 Concepts
Modeling in Time and Frequency Domain
9 Concepts
Diagrams and Signal Flow Graphs
7 Concepts
Transient and Steady-state Response Analysis
7 Concepts
Root-Locus Method
7 Concepts
Design of Control Systems
10 Concepts
Power Transformers
4 Concepts
Transmission Line Parameters
7 Concepts
Steady-State Transmission Lines and Power Flows
6 Concepts
Symmetrical and Unsymmetrical Faults
8 Concepts
System Protection
9 Concepts
Transient Stability and System Controls
7 Concepts
Transmission Lines: Transient Operation
5 Concepts
Power Distributions
5 Concepts
Basics of Electric Circuits
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Total Concepts:13
1. Charge and Current
2. Voltage
3. Power and Energy
4. Electric Circuit Elements
5. Circuit Terminology
6. Independent and Dependent Sources
7. Ohm's Law
8. Kirchhoff's Current Law
9. Kirchhoff's Voltage Law
10. Voltage Dividers
11. Current Dividers
12. Equivalent Resistance
13. Design Example: Resistive Touchscreen
Course Overview: Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering Explained
Meiosis is the specialized cell division process that produces gametes (sperm and egg cells) and drives genetic diversity in sexually reproducing organisms. This micro-course explains each stage of meiosis, how chromosomes behave, and how meiosis differs from mitosis. Across six short, visual concepts, you’ll see how chromosome number is halved, how DNA is shuffled through crossing over, and how mistakes like nondisjunction lead to genetic disorders.
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