1 Lec 1 | MIT 6.002 Circuits and Electronics, Spring 2007
The opening lecture of an MIT circuits course, recommended for explaining the assumptions behind circuit theory and what electrical engineering actually is.
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The opening lecture of an MIT circuits course, recommended for explaining the assumptions behind circuit theory and what electrical engineering actually is.
Neso Academy's long Signals and Systems lecture playlist, repeatedly praised by engineering students as the resource that got them through the module.
An overview of what an electrical engineering degree involves, shared with prospective and first-year students who are weighing up which engineering field to choose.
A long university-style lecture series on introductory circuit analysis from a highly regarded professor, suggested for first-year students and anyone rebuilding their foundations.
Hidden gemAn industry veteran explains why power grids settled on three phases rather than six or twelve, cited in debates about transmission efficiency.
Passed around as a possibly useful pointer in electrical engineering questions, though nobody describes what the video actually covers.