In this module, we will dive into essential electronic components such as resistors, LEDs, and push buttons. You'll learn to set up circuits, measure their properties, and solve engaging challenges to reinforce your understanding of these components' roles in electronics.

In this module, we will explore the principles of diodes, transistors, and capacitors in direct current (DC) applications. You'll design circuits with voltage dividers, timed transistor switches, and cascading fade effects while tackling practical challenges to enhance your skills.

In this module, we will shift our focus to alternating current (AC) applications, including RC filters and amplifiers. You'll learn how to amplify signals, filter frequencies, and even create circuits that respond dynamically to sound, culminating in exciting challenges.

In this module, we will introduce the LM 358 operational amplifier and its versatility. You will explore comparators, inverting, and non-inverting amplifier configurations, building a strong foundation for understanding advanced integrated circuits.

In this module, we will apply your op amp knowledge to real-world projects. Through collaborative builds, you'll create motion detectors, enhance sound-responsive light shows, and design visual sound meters, pushing the boundaries of your circuit design skills.

In this module, we will delve into the versatile LM 555 timer, learning its three primary modes. You'll explore how to use it for pulse generation, timing circuits, and more, setting the stage for creative and interactive applications.

In this module, we will apply the LM 555 timer to create interactive devices such as a toy theremin and an electronic piano. You'll discover the fascinating world of sound modulation and explore the artistic potential of electronic design.

In this module, we will investigate the CD4017 decade counter and its use in dynamic light displays. From manual to automatic LED chasers, you'll learn how counting circuits work and how they can enhance your electronic designs.

In this module, we will push the boundaries of the CD4017 decade counter with practical applications. You'll build voltage-controlled oscillators and step sequencers, culminating in innovative and versatile electronic projects.