Electrician Basic Maths
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This course is designed as the basics review of Electrician maths- calculus derivatives as they apply to electrical functions. It is designed for the student of electrical engineering who comes across theoretical formulas that reference derivatives. A detailed understanding of derivatives is not required in order to continue the electrical topic and this course will provide the basic amount required.
During this course, the student will learn useful trig identities and approach derivatives with the help of limits and theorems such as the squeeze theorem.
Through this Electrician maths-Engineering Calculus Made Simple (Derivatives) course, you will gain a world-class knowledge and understanding with a focus on the Engineering Calculus, based on solving real life Engineering Calculus issues.
Frontier Education provides working professionals, or those with no previous experience, with trailblazing, practice-based teaching, aimed to inspire and prepare you for a career in Electrician maths-Engineering Calculus.
What you'll learn
- Students will learn mathematical derivatives as they apply to electrical functions
- Students will learn about limits.
- Students will learn useful Trig Identities.
- Students will learn the Squeeze Theorem.
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With expert guidance and a combination of videos, PDF, this course will enable you to develop your Electrician maths-small-signal response of a circuit calculation and unlock your full potential.
This Electrician maths-Engineering Calculus Made Simple (Derivatives) course covers:
- The Derivative : what you need to know
- Trig Identities: tailoring your approach to maximise impact
- Mastering Basic Concepts of Electricity
- Metering Circuits Analysis
- Network Analysis
You’ll also be able to access a number of exclusive bonus resources to help you along your Engineering Calculus Made Simple (Derivatives) journey, including:
- The Squeeze Theorem
- The Derivative of Sin(x)
- The Derivative of Cos(x)
Course Curriculum :
Introduction
- Introduction
- Functions
- Limits
- The Derivative
- Trig Identities
- The Squeeze Theorem
- The Derivative of Sin(x)
- The Derivative of Cos(x)
- Other Derivatives
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Who is this course for?
This Electrician maths is ideal for people looking to progress their career into becoming electricians, as well as looking to further develop their skills and knowledge.
Requirements
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A basic knowledge of mathematics and trigonometry
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