ELEC101 // COURSE_DASHBOARD|SEMESTER 1 ROADMAP

Welcome to Basic Electricity & Electronics

Your 18-week interactive roadmap to mastering circuits and power supplies.

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Overall Course ProgressSTATUS: ON SCHEDULE
Walking Step: Week 5 of 18

Calculated automatically from verified weekly lab work and module milestones. Currently in Stage 2 (Core DC Laws).

25%COMPLETED
Week 5 (Active)
FOUNDATIONS (WEEK 1)MIDTERM CHECKPOINT (WEEK 10)CAPSTONE ASSEMBLY (WEEK 18)

Weeks Completed

2/18

Module 1 Foundations

Next Due Lab

Week 5 – Ohm's Law

Due Friday at 17:00

Total Bench Hours

36

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Prerequisites for Week 5: Lab 04 report signed off
>INSTRUCTOR: PROF. CHEN, PH.D.
CIRCUIT SIMULATION: SPICE READY
Course Roadmap Metrics

Mastery in stages, precision in practice.

Our 18-week curriculum transforms complex electrical theory into tangible bench skills through structured modules and hands-on fabrication.

Course ScopeFull Semester
18

Instructional Weeks

Comprehensive roadmap from theory to final assembly.

Verified Syllabus
CurriculumLogical Progression
4

Foundational Modules

Structured learning blocks for circuit mastery.

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PracticalBench Experience
72

Fabrication Hours

Hands-on time with soldering and PCB design.

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AssessmentIndustry Aligned
100%

Competency Coverage

All essential electronics standards addressed.

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ELEC101 · Course Overview

Technical Skill Breakdown

Structured learning paths ensure you build a solid foundation in DC circuits, component analysis, and professional board fabrication.

Weeks
18

Total Curriculum

Modules
4

Core Foundations

Labs
2

Bench Checkpoints

Hours
72

Practical Skills

Industry Standard ToolsPractical Lab FocusELEC101 Certified
18-Week Interactive Curriculum

Master Electronics: From Theory to Capstone

Check off weekly milestones as you advance through bench labs and circuit builds. Your verified telemetry updates live in real-time.

Syllabus Completion Telemetry
22%(4 of 18 weeks completed)
18 Weeks Total4 Verified
Current Step:Week 05In Progress

WEEK 01COMPLETED

Course Orientation & Shop Safety

Laboratory protocols, high-voltage precautions, PPE requirements, and bench management.

WEEK 02COMPLETED

Electricity & Electron Theory

Atomic structure, valence electrons, conductor vs insulator properties, and electric charge physics.

WEEK 03COMPLETED

Resistors & Schematics

Color code standards, standard EIA tolerances, potentiometer calibration, and IEEE diagram reading.

WEEK 04COMPLETED

Standard Test Instruments

Digital multimeters, resistance measurement, lead safety, four-wire Kelvin sensing, and calibration.

WEEK 05YOU ARE HERE

Ohm's Law & Power Calculations

Mathematical relationships between voltage, current, resistance, and Joule heating dissipations.

WEEK 06

Series DC Circuits

Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL), voltage dividers, cumulative resistance, and series open/short faults.

WEEK 07

Parallel DC Circuits

Kirchhoff's Current Law (KCL), current divider configurations, and equivalent parallel conductance.

WEEK 08

Combination Circuits & Troubleshooting

Series-parallel ladder reductions, node-voltage isolation, and systematic bench fault isolation.

MIDTERM EXAMINATIONWEEK 09

Midterm Examination

Comprehensive written theory examination covering DC network analysis, KVL/KCL problem sets, and practical circuit bench diagnostics.

3 hrs practical exam · 2 hrs written
WEEK 10INTERACTIVE LAB & RESOURCES

Basic Soldering Techniques, Wire Splicing & Tool Safety

Thermal regulation, lead-free wetting, IPC-J-STD standards, Western Union splices, and safety checklist validation.

Required Laboratory Resources & Practice

Need Help With Circuit Theory or Lab Work?

Teaching assistants are available daily in Lab Room 204 for bench troubleshooting, multimeter calibration, and schematic review.

Technical Mastery

Develop practical skills with engineering rigor

ELEC101 provides students with the hands-on laboratory experience required to build, test, and troubleshoot real-world electronic systems.

Bench Ready
Circuit Analysis
DC Circuit Troubleshooting
Master the art of isolating faults in series, parallel, and complex networks using professional-grade diagnostic logic.
DC_Fault_Log_01.dat00:24 / 01:15
Signal 98%
Practical Lab
Bench Skills
Soldering & Assembly
Develop precision hand-soldering techniques for through-hole and surface-mount components with strict safety protocols.
Solder Joint Inspection Joint Verified
Apply heat to pad, then degrees for optimal flow.
Lead-FreeIPC-A-610
Target: 350°C
Prototyping
PCB Design
Board Fabrication
Design, etch, and assemble custom printed circuit boards from schematic capture to final physical implementation.
PCB Layer StackupDrag to arrange
Technical Core
Instrumentation
Test & Measurement
Gain proficiency with oscilloscopes, multimeters, and signal generators to verify circuit performance and integrity.
Lab Proficiency Score+18.4% gain
Oscilloscope Usage92%
Multimeter Accuracy84%
24 Lab Stations Calibrated

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Certified electronics lab mentors

Student Support

Need technical help?

Access our lab resources, connect with teaching assistants, and join peer forums to master your circuit projects.

Live lab office hours

Get real-time help with circuit breadboarding and component testing.

Teaching assistant support

Direct access to experienced mentors for complex troubleshooting.

Peer troubleshooting forums

Collaborate with fellow students to solve common circuit challenges.

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Available daily for all enrolled students