| We only think when confronted with a problem. | ||
| John Dewey, quoted in Harper's Quotes |
| Sept. 1: | 1 | Right Hand Rule |
| Sept. 3: | 2 | Series Resistors |
| Sept. 3: | 3 | Series and Parallel Resistors |
| Sept. 8: | 4 | Series and Parallel Combinations |
| Sept. 8: | 5 | Current Sources |
| Sept. 10: | 6 | Mixed Sources |
| Sept. 15: | 7 | Thevenin's Theorem |
| Sept. 15: | 8 | Norton's Theorem |
| Sept. 29: | 9 | ac Circuit Resonance |
| Oct. 5: | 10 | Thinking with Phasors |
| Oct. 14: | 11 | Charging Capacitors |
| Oct. 14: | 12 | Energizing Inductors - Second Configuration |
| Oct. 22: | 13 | Binary Counting |
| Oct. 27: | 14 | Logic Gates |
| Failure is instructive. The person who really thinks learns quite as much from his failures as from his successes. | ||
| John Dewey, quoted in Contemporary Abstract Algebra, by J. Gallian. |