The aim of this course is; students will be able to understand the basic concepts and principles of electricity, magnetism and thermodynamics from the basic subjects of physics and to establish relations between these concepts and principles through daily and daily applications of electricity and magnetism with the help of open and closed end experiments for these subjects.

Charge and conservation, electrification, insulators and conductors, Coulomb's law, electric fields of continuous and continuous loads; Gauss law; static charge potential potential (potential, potential difference, intermittent and continuous loads, dielectrics, coupling and energy in capacitors); direct current (current, power sources, emf, resistances, energy and power, direct current circuits, structure of measuring instruments, electricity use and safety); magnetic force and field (magnetic field interaction with current passing conductors and moving loads, Law of Biot-Savart, Hall effect, magnetic properties of matter, electromagnetic induction (Faraday law, Lenz law, self induction, magnetic field energies, AC generators, electric motors, transformers, thermodynamic laws, reversible and irreversible phenomena, yield and entropy) and open and closed end experiments for these subjects.