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Written to provide an introduction to the basic concepts of modern circuit theory. This text is designed to motivate students to learn through learning objectives, review questions and discussions.  aContents:
1. Introduction.

 2. Resistors, Sourses, and Simple Circuits.

 3. Resistance Networks.

 4. Capacitors and Inductors.

 5. First-Order Circuits.

 6. Second-Order aqnd Higher-Order Circuits.

 7. Sinusoidal Steady-State Analysis-I.

 8. Sinusoidal Steady-State Analysis-II.

 9. The Laplace Transform-I.

10. The Laplace Transform-II.

11. Two-Port Network Parameters.

12. The Fourier Series.

A. Matrices and Determinants.

B. Complex Numbers.

C. Use of Spice in Circuit Analysis.

Answers to Review Questions.

Answers to Selected Problems.  aElectrical