Elementary Electronic Engineering

Electronics are an essential part of our everyday lives—but have you ever wondered what makes them work? In this introductory Electronic Engineering course, students will explore the fascinating world of electricity, circuits, and electronic components that power the devices we use every day.

In this hands-on, solder-free class, students will investigate how electronic systems function by building and experimenting with circuits that use lights, sounds, sensors, radio waves, and Boolean logic. Through engaging activities and real-world applications, students will learn the fundamentals of electricity, discover how information is transmitted and processed, and develop problem-solving and engineering design skills.

By the end of the course, students will have a foundational understanding of electronic engineering concepts and the confidence to think creatively, troubleshoot challenges, and explore the technology that shapes our modern world. No prior experience is required—just curiosity and a desire to discover how electronics work from the inside out.