Udemy - Electronics in a nutshell: non-technical, bite-sized cour...

Description

This course is the extension to my popular “Electronics crash course” YouTube series with over 43,000 viewers in the last 5 months.

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New Lessons added every week!

This course was designed with a singular goal — to make learning electronics fun, and approachable for everyone. Electronics are at the heart of the 21st century from robotics, automobiles, automation, communications, security etc. This course will be your best friend in helping familiarize you with the history, theory, & use-cases behind the core electronics that power our world.

What makes this course so unique?

Before we dive into the details of this course, I want to share with you what makes this course special. When I started learning electronics, all the courses, and guides I found were overly technical, too long for my attention span, and far too boring. This course fixes all of that. Each lesson is roughly 5 minutes long, uses animations to explain complex concepts, and I use real world analogies to help you understand complex concepts. Plus this course has zero boring PowerPoints or slideshows. We also touch on the history and fun facts about the why of each electronics that keep the lessons more interesting.

Furthermore, each video lesson is paired with a very deep video article that dives much deeper into the concepts if you want a deeper knowledge, and each video has a quiz to make sure that you are able to understand the concepts being taught! This approach makes it incredibly easy to get a breadth of knowledge and also a depth of knowledge.

Lastly, new lessons are added each week so you can keep learning!
Who this course is for:

Absoulte begginers who want to learn electronics concepts in a non-technical manner with bite sized video lectures

Requirements

Absolutely 0 prior electronics knowledge is needed.
An passion & interest in learning how electronics work and how to use them in your projects!

Last updated 5/2019