This course explores the fundamental principles of electromagnetism, focusing on the behavior of electric charges in motion and the design of electrical systems. Students will investigate the concepts of electric current, resistance, and electromotive force, utilizing Ohm’s Law to bridge the gap between theoretical fields and practical applications.A significant portion of the curriculum is dedicated to DC circuit analysis, where students apply Kirchhoff’s Rules to solve complex networks of resistors and capacitors. By examining power dissipation and energy storage in RC circuits, learners gain a deep understanding of how energy is transformed and controlled. This course serves as a critical foundation for future studies in engineering, electronics, and the physical sciences, turning abstract electric fields into tangible technological tools.