Larry Zeng is an Associate Professor at Utah Valley University and an Adjunct Professor at the University of Utah. He is an IEEE Fellow with 166 peer-reviewed scientific journal papers. He also published 3 books.

Megan Zeng is a student at the University of California, Berkeley. She currently works for electrical engineering courses as part of the teaching staff.

Written to be used as a "personal tutor" for a college student who is taking a lower level electric circuits course

Focuses on one concept per chapter, using numerous solved examples to make the presentation simple, concise, clear and to the point

Explains concepts from a "bird's-eye view" so readers can grasp how concepts fit into a larger context

Covers practical, hands-on topics, such as how to use a multimeter, how to use an oscilloscope, and how to use a power supply

Includes exercises at the end of each chapter with detailed, step-by-step solutions at the end of the book, making this an ideal tool for self-study

Introduction.- Voltage, Current, and Resistance.- DC Power Supply and Multimeters.- Ohm's Law.- Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL).- Kirchhoff's Current Law (KCL).- Resistors in Series and in Parallel.- Voltage Divider and Current Divider.- Node-Voltage Method.- Mesh-Current Method.- Superposition.- Thévenin Equivalent.- Norton Equivalent.- Maximum Power Transfer.- Operational Amplifiers.- Inductors.- Capacitors.- Analysis of a Circuit by Solving Differential Equations.- First-Order Circuits.- Sinusoidal Steady-State.- Function Generators and Oscilloscopes.- Mutual Inductance and Transformers.- Fourier Series.- Laplace Transform in Circuit Analysis.- Fourier Transform in Circuit Analysis.- Second-Order Circuits.- Filters.- Wrapping Up.