Introduction to Electrical Engineering

Instruction is in the form of lectures, exercises, seminars, and laboratory sessions. The basics of electrical engineering Introduction to electricity: Fundamental concepts in electricity, such as Ohm's law, Kirchhoff's laws, and Thevenin's theorem. Electric fields: fundamental concepts, such as Coulomb's law. Magnetic fields: fundamental concepts, such as Gauss's law. Electromagnetism: fundamental concepts, such as mutual inductance. - an electrical engineering group project that is presented orally and in writing, - measurement principles and methods with electrical measuring instruments and data processing, - overview of the various subject areas encompassed by the concept of electrical engineering, - introduction to mechanics from an electrical engineering perspective, including the laws of motion and energy. The professional role - sustainable development and ethics in relation to the professional role of the engineer, - the basics of common digital tools for electrical engineering, such as CAD, - laboratory work and lab reports, - workplace visits and meetings with working engineers. Study skills - introduction to study techniques for the academic level, - the basics of group dynamics and project methodology.