Whats the common name of this course

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The course titled "Introduction to EE" is commonly referred to as Introduction to Electrical Engineering. It covers basic electronics concepts, including circuit terminology like NOTRON and TABNIN. Users are seeking video lectures related to this course, with many finding resources under the search term "basic electronics video series." Alternate names for the course may include Introduction to Electricity and Electronics or Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering. This information should assist in identifying relevant study materials.
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i got this course which is called "introduction to EE"

here is some circuits from the test

http://img440.imageshack.us/my.php?image=img8854st7.jpg

also there is NOTRON and TABNIN terminology

i am looking for a video lectures on this course
whats his common name??
 
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transgalactic said:
i got this course which is called "introduction to EE"

here is some circuits from the test

http://img440.imageshack.us/my.php?image=img8854st7.jpg

also there is NOTRON and TABNIN terminology

i am looking for a video lectures on this course
whats his common name??

It would appear that you already have the common name: Introduction to Electrical Engineering.

Are you taking this course or are you just interested in taking it?

An alternate name might be similar to these:
Introduction to Electricity and Electronics
Fundamentals of Eletrical/Electronic Circuits
Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering

Hope that helps.

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