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Electrical Engineering Principles
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Price
£19.99 inc VAT
Study method
Online, On Demand
Duration
2.6 hours · Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification
Certificates
  • Reed Courses Certificate of Completion - Free
Assessment details
  • Final Exam (included in price)
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Overview

Electrical Engineering Principles provides a structured and academically rigorous introduction to Electrical engineering as a multidisciplinary field encompassing circuit theory, power systems, electronics, automation and renewable energy integration. Designed at advanced diploma level, this programme examines the scientific and mathematical principles that underpin modern electrical technologies.

The course progresses from foundational circuit analysis and electrical laws to advanced topics such as control systems, microelectronics, industrial automation and sustainable energy systems. Learners analyse alternating current systems, three-phase networks, power generation frameworks and stability principles within a structured engineering context. Emphasis is placed on analytical reasoning, systems thinking and safety awareness rather than hands-on technical certification.

Modules also address project management, engineering ethics, regulatory awareness and environmental sustainability. A capstone research component encourages critical evaluation, structured investigation and technical reporting skills relevant to Electrical engineering.

Delivered through flexible, on-demand study with lifetime access, learners may progress at their own pace. Assessment includes a final online examination and a written assignment with evaluation to consolidate understanding of Electrical engineering theory and applied analytical frameworks.

Certificates

Reed Courses Certificate of Completion

Digital certificate - Included

Will be downloadable when all lectures have been completed.

Assessment details

Final Exam

Included in course price

Curriculum

12
sections
52
lectures
2h 34m
total

    • 1: Disclaimer 01:00

    • 2: Lesson-1 Introduction to Electrical Engineering 03:00
    • 3: Lesson-2 Basic Electrical Circuits and Components 03:00
    • 4: Lesson-3 Ohm's Law and Kirchhoff's Laws 02:00
    • 5: Lesson-4 Electrical Power and Energy 02:00
    • 6: Lesson-5 Introduction to Electrical Safety 03:00

    • 7: Lesson-1 AC Circuit Analysis 03:00
    • 8: Lesson-2 Three-Phase Systems 02:00
    • 9: Lesson-3 Power Factor Correction 02:00
    • 10: Lesson-4 Resonant Circuits 03:00
    • 11: Lesson-5 Laplace Transform in Circuit Analysis 02:00

    • 12: Lesson-1 Introduction to Power Systems 03:00
    • 13: Lesson-2 Power Generation and Distribution 03:00
    • 14: Lesson-3 Transformers and Induction Machines 03:00
    • 15: Lesson-4 Transmission Lines and Cable Systems 03:00
    • 16: Lesson-5 Power System Protection and Control 03:00

    • 17: Lesson-1 Introduction to Control Systems 03:00
    • 18: Lesson-2 Transfer Functions and Block Diagrams 02:00
    • 19: Lesson-3 Feedback Control Systems 03:00
    • 20: Lesson-4 Stability Analysis 03:00
    • 21: Lesson-5 PID Controllers and Tuning 03:00

    • 22: Lesson-1 Semiconductor Basics 03:00
    • 23: Lesson-2 Diodes, Transistors, and Thyristors 03:00
    • 24: Lesson-3 Amplifiers and Oscillators 03:00
    • 25: Lesson-4 Digital Electronics 03:00
    • 26: Lesson-5 Microcontroller Applications 02:00

    • 27: Lesson-1 Overview of Renewable Energy Sources 03:00
    • 28: Lesson-2 Solar Photovoltaic Systems 03:00
    • 29: Lesson-3 Wind Energy Systems 03:00
    • 30: Lesson-4 Hydroelectric Power 03:00
    • 31: Lesson-5 Integration of Renewable Energy into Power Grids 03:00

    • 32: Lesson-1 Introduction to Industrial Automation 03:00
    • 33: Lesson-2 Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) 03:00
    • 34: Lesson-3 Human-Machine Interface (HMI) 03:00
    • 35: Lesson-4 Industrial Communication Protocols 02:00
    • 36: Lesson-5 Industrial Robotics 03:00

    • 37: Lesson-1 Project Planning and Scheduling 03:00
    • 38: Lesson-2 Budgeting and Resource Allocation 03:00
    • 39: Lesson-3 Risk Management 03:00
    • 40: Lesson-4 Project Execution and Monitoring 03:00
    • 41: Lesson-5 Project Closure and Evaluation 03:00

    • 42: Lesson-1 Engineering Ethics and Responsibilities 03:00
    • 43: Lesson-2 Health and Safety Regulations 03:00
    • 44: Lesson-3 Professional Development and Continuing Education 03:00
    • 45: Lesson-4 Codes and Standards in Electrical Engineering 03:00
    • 46: Lesson-5 Environmental Sustainability in Engineering 03:00

    • 47: Lesson-1 Research Proposal Development 04:00
    • 48: Lesson-2 Literature Review 03:00
    • 49: Lesson-3 Data Collection and Analysis 03:00
    • 50: Lesson-4 Report Writing and Presentation 03:00
    • 51: Lesson-5 Dissertation Defense or Project Presentation 03:00

    • 52: Final Exam 10:00

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Description

This programme offers a comprehensive academic study of Electrical engineering principles, structured to reflect the breadth of contemporary electrical systems and industrial applications.

The course begins with the fundamentals of Electrical engineering, examining circuit components, voltage, current and resistance relationships. Foundational laws, including Ohm’s and Kirchhoff’s principles, are analysed to establish systematic circuit-solving approaches. Electrical power and energy concepts are explored alongside introductory safety frameworks.

Advanced circuit analysis modules examine alternating current systems, phasor representation and impedance calculations. Learners analyse three-phase systems, power factor correction and resonant circuit behaviour. The use of Laplace transforms in circuit analysis introduces mathematical modelling techniques.

Power systems modules explore electricity generation, transmission and distribution frameworks. Transformers, induction machines and protective systems are examined within theoretical performance models. Learners analyse grid integration principles and system reliability considerations.

Control systems modules introduce transfer functions, block diagram modelling and feedback loop analysis. Stability assessment techniques and PID controller tuning are examined to demonstrate regulation and system optimisation strategies.

Electronics modules address semiconductor physics, diode and transistor operation, amplification theory and oscillator design. Digital electronics concepts and microcontroller applications are analysed to illustrate embedded system integration.

Renewable energy modules examine solar photovoltaic systems, wind energy, hydroelectric generation and grid integration challenges. Learners explore sustainability considerations and the transition toward low-carbon energy systems.

Industrial automation modules analyse programmable logic controllers (PLCs), human-machine interfaces (HMIs), communication protocols and robotics. These topics highlight the integration of control theory and practical automation systems.

Project management modules explore planning, budgeting, resource allocation and risk management within engineering projects. Professional practice modules address ethics, regulatory compliance and codes and standards relevant to Electrical engineering contexts.

The programme concludes with a dissertation or capstone project module, guiding learners through research proposal development, literature review, data analysis and structured technical reporting.

Assessment consists of a final online examination and evaluated assignment designed to measure comprehensive understanding of Electrical engineering principles and analytical methodologies.

This course provides theoretical knowledge and academic understanding only. It does not confer any professional status, licence, or right-to-practise, nor does it guarantee employment outcomes.

Who is this course for?

This course is suitable for:

  • Learners preparing for further study in Electrical engineering

  • Science and engineering graduates seeking structured theoretical knowledge

  • Technical professionals expanding understanding of power and automation systems

  • Individuals interested in renewable energy technologies

  • Aspiring engineers exploring systems analysis and control theory

It is ideal for learners wishing to develop academically grounded understanding of Electrical engineering within a flexible study format.

Requirements

There are no formal entry requirements. However, learners should have a basic understanding of mathematics and physics, along with good English comprehension.

Access to a computer or suitable digital device with reliable internet connectivity is required to complete the on-demand lectures, assignment and final examination.

A willingness to engage with quantitative analysis and technical concepts in Electrical engineering will support successful completion.

Career path

Knowledge of Electrical engineering principles may support progression into technical support roles, engineering assistance positions, energy sector coordination, automation support services, or further academic study in engineering disciplines.

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