EEE102 - Introduction to Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Introduction to Electrical and Electronics Engineering is a foundational course that exposes students to the basic principles, concepts, and applications of Electrical Engineering and Electronics Engineering. It covers essential topics such as electric circuits, voltage and current relationships, fundamental laws like Ohm’s law, basic electronic components (resistors, capacitors, diodes, and transistors), and an overview of power systems and signal processing. The course also introduces practical problem-solving techniques, laboratory skills, and safety practices, providing students with the necessary background to understand modern electrical systems and electronic devices used in communication, computing, and industrial applications.
Electrical and Electronics Engineering
School of Engineering and Engineering Technology
Adewole Kayode
Objectives
The objective of the course Introduction to Electrical and Electronics Engineering is to provide students with a solid foundation in the fundamental principles, concepts, and applications of electrical and electronic systems. It aims to develop an understanding of basic circuit theory, electrical components, signals, and measurement techniques, while introducing key areas such as power systems, control systems, and electronic devices. The course also seeks to build problem-solving skills, analytical thinking, and practical competence, enabling students to apply engineering principles to real-world challenges and to prepare them for advanced studies and professional practice in electrical and electronics engineering.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, students will be able to understand and apply the fundamental principles of electrical and electronics engineering, including basic circuit theory, electrical components, and electronic devices. They will develop the ability to analyze simple electrical circuits using established laws and techniques, interpret circuit diagrams, and demonstrate practical skills in designing and troubleshooting basic electrical and electronic systems. Additionally, students will gain foundational knowledge of power systems, signal processing, and safety practices, preparing them for further study and real-world applications in engineering and technology fields.