Learning Outcomes

Ohm's Law

Energy, Series Circuits, and Potential Divider

Parallel Circuits

Kirchhoff's Laws

Lesson Summary

The direct current is obtained using batteries, DC generator, solar cells etc. Direct current is one in which the current is unidirectional (i.e. it will not change its direction for every half-cycle as alternating current). In this module, you will learn about the basic laws of electricity involving Kirchoff's laws, Ohm's law, energy, and power. Also, you will learn about series and parallel connections using DC voltages in different electrical circuits.

Alternating Current Theory

Magnetic Induction

AC Generator

AC Voltages, Currents and P.F

Phasors and j Operator

AC Circuits With Single Parameters

AC Circuits With RLC Combinations

This module discusses the basic concepts of electrical currents and electromagnetism. You will analyze the practical AC generator and the sinusoidal variation of EMF. The RL series and parallel circuit combinations will also be covered in this module.

Marine Electrical - Electricity Laws and Circuits - Course Assessment

This free marine engineering course explains electromagnetism, circuitry and the laws that cover ships' AC electricity.

Marine Electrical - Electricity Laws and Circuits

This course on the electrical laws and circuits of marine electrical systems teaches you about the characteristics of components in the marine environment. It also discusses the different types and operational computations of circuits and the concept of electromagnetism while defining what specific terms mean. Register today and improve your knowledge of marine electrical systems and circuits.

Electric current can be classified as direct or alternating based on its direction of flow. We use direct current (DC) and alternating current (AC) in different locations based on the requirements of a system. CD is obtained using batteries, DC generators and solar cells etc. The current is unidirectional (it will not change its direction for every half-cycle as alternating current does). In this course, you learn about the effects of connecting DC sources in series and parallel. The flow of charges results in an electric current. In a wire, electrons carry the charges. However, in an electrolyte, both electrons and ions carry the charges. The SI unit of electric current is an ampere. In an electric current, the particles that carry electric charge are charge carriers. AC is the current running through the wires and appliances on most ships. An AC waveform can be sinusoidal, square, or sawtooth-shaped. Alternating current electricity is the type of electricity commonly used worldwide, including onboard large vessels. The voltage of an AC power source changes from instant to instant in time.
The course begins by analysing Ohm's Law and the voltage, current, and resistance in the relationship that gives rise to this law. Investigate the series connections of power source, resistances, inductances, and capacitors along with the effects of such connections. You will understand power, its SI unit, and how it relates to the rate of work and energy. We illustrate potential dividers and their use in electrical circuits. We also walk you through the characteristics of electric current flow in parallel circuits, alongside voltage and resistance quantities. The effects and limitations of Ohm's Law and the series-parallel connections of electric circuits are outlined. You will study Kirchhoff's Current Law (KCL), relating complex circuits with different power sources and branches that you cannot solve with Ohm's Law. We examine Kirchhoff's Voltage Law and its application to circuits with voltage supply. The direction, source, and the comparison of DC and AC is analysed. You will also learn about a magnetic field's basic concepts, properties, and effects on a conductor in the section about electromagnetism.
This course provides an understanding of electromotive force (EMF) generation, Faraday's Laws, and the methods of producing induced EMF. By taking it, you will study the practical AC generator in addition to the quantity of the instantaneous value of induced EMF. We also examine the frequency of EMF induced in a generator and the formula used to determine the magnitude of induced EMF. Study the concepts used in waveform and the sinusoidal variation of EMF, and the step-by-step process of calculating the average values of sinusoidal current. You will also study an alternating current's root mean square (RMS) value. Master the concepts of phasors representation, addition, subtraction, and J operators. Lastly, you will learn about AC circuits with resistors along with the power in a resistive circuit.

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Accrediting to ISO/IEC 17025:2017

Main Sections of ISO/IEC 17025:2017

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General and Structural Guidelines for Laboratories

Resource Requirements for Testing Laboratories

Contracts, Validation, Sampling & Handling

Technical Records, Uncertainty, Results Validity, & Reports

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Information Management, Complaints & Nonconformities (NCs)

Management System Requirements

Taking Corrective Actions

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ISO/IEC 17025:2017 - Laboratory Management Systems

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Fundamentals of Pest Control

Pest Identification and Assessment

Non-Chemical Pest Control Methods

Chemical Pest Control Methods

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Monitoring and Prevention

Sustainable Pest Management

Urban and Structural Pest Control

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Foundations of Construction Safety Management

Safety Management for Hazardous Environments

High-risk Site Activities and Demolition Safety

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Roles and Responsibilities

Hot Work Permit

Hot Work Risk Assessment

Essential Safety Precautions

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Hot Work Safety

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Introduction to Traffic Marshalling

Traffic Management

Temporary Traffic Control

Traffic Risk Assessment

Vehicle Signaling

Reversing Vehicles

Health and Safety

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QMS Planning and Support

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Introduction to Hazardous Materials Handling - Learning Outcomes

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Legal and Regulatory Compliance

Importance of Hazard Communication

Risk Assessment and Management

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for Hazardous Materials Handling

Introduction to Hazardous Materials Handling - Lesson Summary

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Hazardous Materials Storage and Transportation - Learning Outcomes

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Managing Segregation and Compatibility of Hazardous Materials

Emergency Preparedness for Hazardous Materials Storage

Transportation Regulations

Handling Hazardous Materials in Transit

Emergency Response Planning

Case Studies and Lessons Learned

Hazardous Materials Storage and Transportation - Lessons Summary

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Advanced Hazardous Materials Handling Techniques - Learning Outcomes

Decontamination Procedures

Confined Space Entry Protocols

Managing Hazardous Waste

Best Practices for Chemical Spill Response

Continuous Improvement in Hazardous Materials Handling

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