Okay, so you’re interested in Electrical Engineering, huh? Think of it as the field that deals with all the cool stuff involving electricity, electronics, and how they interact through electromagnetism. Electrical engineers are the folks who study, design, and build everything from the tiny chips inside your phone to the massive power grids that light up cities.

Okay, let’s talk about conductors. In electrical engineering, when we say “conductor,” we mean something – a material or an object made of that material – that’s good at letting electric charge flow through it. Think of it like a pipe for electricity.

Okay, let’s break down the world of electric current so you can get a solid handle on it from an electrical engineering point of view. Think of this as your guide.

Alright, let’s talk about a fellow named Edward Davy. He was a pretty clever person from England back in the 1800s. While trained as a doctor, he also had a big interest in science and inventing, especially when it came to the early days of sending messages using electricity – what we call telegraphy.

Alright, let’s talk about the ENIAC. Think of it as one of the grand-daddies of modern computers, a truly massive and groundbreaking machine from the 1940s. For anyone interested in electrical engineering, understanding ENIAC isn’t just history; it’s seeing the fundamental ideas of electronic computation taking shape on a grand, sometimes challenging, scale. It was the first machine to tick all the boxes: electronic, programmable, general-purpose, and digital. Others had some of these, but ENIAC brought them all together.