Does Adding of Change the Meaning in Current of Electricity?

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This is probably a problem with semantics.

The textbook that I'm using has the title "Current Electricity". The corresponding syllabus has the title as "Current of Electricity". Is there a difference between the two titles? Would "of" in the middle make a difference or used in another context?
(Both cover current and electron flow, emf, pd and resistance.)

Thanks in advance!
 
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xunxine said:
This is probably a problem with semantics.

The textbook that I'm using has the title "Current Electricity". The corresponding syllabus has the title as "Current of Electricity". Is there a difference between the two titles? Would "of" in the middle make a difference or used in another context?
(Both cover current and electron flow, emf, pd and resistance.)

Thanks in advance!
They are the same thing.
 

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