This three-hour introductory session will cover the basics of electronic theory and allow participants to harness the power of subatomic physics to solve logic problems! Participants will learn about common discrete components like resistors, capacitors, diodes, and transistors and test those components with a digital multimeter. Participants will also be introduced to the basics of circuitry using a solderless breadboard. Finally, the class will dive into transistor logic to give you a glimpse into the basic building block of all computers. You'll build digital logic gates using transistors and see how those combine to make more complex logic. If you've ever been curious about how electronic devices work and how to get started building them yourself, this class is what you've been looking for!

Cost: $120 TVCOG Members | $140 Non-Members

Your Instructor: Steve Scotten is a long time instructor and volunteer coordinator at TVCOG. With his years of experience, he provides thoughtful and informative instruction for any knowledge level.

Scheduling: This is a custom-scheduled, one-on-one class with an experienced instructor. It will take 3 hours to complete. After purchase, you will receive contact info for the instructor. Let the instructor know your availability, and coordinate a time to complete the class. The instructor is typically available weekdays and weekend afternoons.     

No previous experience necessary. All materials included. Participants must be 14+. Discounts will automatically be applied to current COG members during the registration process.