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Efetobo E. (him, 52 Years)

Port Elizabeth, South Africa

Electrical Engineering modules made very easy in PE

Bio

I have been lecturing and teaching Mechanical Engineering and Electrical Engineering N1-N6 since 2011 at an FET College (Nated).

I also have experience teaching Mathematics Grad... Read more

Teaching methodology

Teacher-Centered
Student-Centered
Flipped Classroom
Small Group Instruction
Inquiry-Based Learning
Project-Based Learning

I teach at

  • Online

Teaching option

  • Group Class
  • Private Lessons

Online Teaching Languages

  • English

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  • $22

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    10 hours

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Subject

  • Electrical

Additional Skills

  • Electronic Engineering
  • Power Engineering

Academic Levels

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  • First Year
  • Second Year
  • Third Year
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Educational Qualification

B. Eng. Mechanical Engineering

University of Benin

  • Nigeria
  • 1998

Project Management (Certificate)

Unisa

  • South Africa
  • 2007

Learning Materials

Study Notes

Kinematics

2.1 Introduction to Kinematics 2.2 Vector Diagrams and...

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  • Engineering Sciences
  • Physics
Efetobo

Questions for You

Q: How do you ensure that learners are prepared for standardized exams or assessments in Electrical engineering?

Test 1 and Test 2 Homework Classwork Past Questions (Most Recent)

Q: What are some of the current Electrical engineering issues that you are particularly passionate about and how do you incorporate them into your lessons?

RLC circuits and j notation Resistors in parallel Resistors in series A combination of parallel and series connection. RLC circuits are powered by alternating current. This is not the case for the Resistors circuits (Direct current) RLC are a combination of resistors, capacitors and inductors.

Q: What are some of the current Electrical engineering issues that you are particularly passionate about and how do you incorporate them into your lessons?

Load shedding and resolving that issue. Renewable energy.

Q: What is your policy on providing guidance on career paths or further education opportunities in Electrical engineering?

Education on career paths is fundamental or basic. There are different career paths. Professional exams in any specific field or University etc

Q: What are your opinions on current Electrical engineering policies and practices, and how do you incorporate them into your lessons?

Safety of personnel on site in terms of work boot and personal protection Hand gloves and hard hats etc.

Q: What is the expected duration of the training and how many sessions will be required?

Depends on the IQ of the students.

Q: What are the learning outcomes of the training and how are they measured?

Test 1 and Test 2 Homework Classwork Past Questions (Most Recent)

Q: How do you ensure that the training is up-to-date with the latest developments in Electrical engineering?

Most recent Past Question. The latest automobiles (hybrid)

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