What you'll be able to do
- Identify components and read resistor color codes, capacitor markings, and IC pinouts
- Apply Ohm's law and power, and combine resistors in series and parallel
- Build and measure diodes, rectifiers, and a complete regulated power supply
- Use transistors as switches and amplifiers, and build op-amp and 555-timer circuits
- Solder, desolder, read a PCB, and troubleshoot circuits with a multimeter
- Design, build, document, and demonstrate a working hardware final project
Before you start
- Diploma or B.Tech / ECE / EEE background (school-level physics: you have seen V = IR)
- Access to the electronics lab: breadboard, multimeter, soldering kit, and basic components
- No prior circuit-building experience required
- Willingness to practice daily at the bench through the cohort
Tools & technologies
How you'll learn
This course's public GitHub repo is shared when the next cohort opens —ask us for a preview and we'll send you the link.
The certificate you'll earn

- Issued on program completion, with your name, course and grade.
- Carries a unique certificate ID and QR code.
- Anyone can confirm it in seconds on ourcertificate verification page — recruiters included.
A hands-on, 45-day offline summer-training cohort that takes a Diploma or B.Tech electronics student from “what is a resistor?” to confidently building, measuring, soldering, and troubleshooting real analog circuits. You start with components and electrical fundamentals — resistors, capacitors, inductors and transformers — then go through semiconductors, diodes and rectifiers, diode applications (Zener, LED, LDR, optocoupler), transistors as switches and amplifiers, linear power supplies and regulators (7805, LM317), analog amplifiers and op-amps (LM386, LM741), oscillators and the 555 timer, and the practical bench skills of multimeter use, soldering, desoldering and PCBs. Six guided mini-projects punctuate the weeks, and the course finishes with a complete hardware final project you design, build, document, and defend in a viva. Every component value, pinout, and calculation is real. Practice-first, bench-first, no fluff.
Upcoming cohorts
New cohort dates are announced regularly — send an enquiry and we'll reserve you a seat in the next one.