Basics of Electricity
Electricity is the flow of electric charge, typically carried by electrons, through a conductor, enabling the operation of various electrical devices and systems.
About This Course
The Basics of Electricity course offers an overview that equips learners with a foundational understanding of electrical principles, crucial for various industries including engineering, manufacturing, and technology. Mastering these concepts can enhance operational efficiency, ensure better maintenance of electrical systems, and drive innovation in product development. This course represents an investment in building a skilled workforce capable of improving safety standards, optimizing energy consumption, and troubleshooting electrical issues effectively.
The course employs a blend of theoretical instruction to ensure comprehensive learning. Participants will explore the presence and flow of electrical charge in matter, delving into concepts of voltage and current to quantify electricity accurately. Through interactive modules, learners will understand the processes of electricity generation, transmission, and usage. Additionally, the course provides insights into the fundamental organization of the power grid, using illustrations to show its structure and operation.
Who is this for?
- Ideal for: Electrical Contractors and Engineers
- Role/Track: None
- Credential Offered: None
- Pre-req? No
Course Benefits:
- Foundational Knowledge: Gain a comprehensive understanding of electrical principles.
- Certifications: None
What You’ll Learn:
- Explore the presence and flow of electrical charge in matter
- Understand how voltage and current are used to quantify electricity
- The generation, transmission, and usage of electricity
- Gain insights into the fundamental organization of the power grid
