| 1 | Fundamental quantities: Charge, current, voltage. |
| 2 | Derived quantities: Power and energy. The principle of conservation of power. Kirchhoff's laws and their applications in simple circuits. |
| 3 | Basic circuit components: Sources, resistors. |
| 4 | Basic resistive circuits: Voltage and current dividers. |
| 5 | Quiz and its solution. |
| 6 | Circuit analysis methods: Node voltage method. |
| 7 | Node voltage method (Continued). |
| 8 | Mesh current method. Problem session for the midterm exam. |
| 9 | Midterm exam. |
| 10 | Superposition method, source transformations. |
| 11 | Thévenin and Norton equivalent circuits. |
| 12 | Maximum power transfer and applications. |
| 13 | Energy-storing components and the transient state concept. |
| 14 | Problem session for the final exam. |