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2 & 1/12 & Charge, current, voltage, ideal elements, voltage and current sources, series and parallel, Ohm's Law, KCL, KVL\\
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 & 1/17 & No Class\\
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 & 2/11 & \textbf{Test 1}\\
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 & 2/28 & No Class\\
 & 3/2 & No Class\\
 & 3/4 & No Class\\
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 & 3/18 & \textbf{Test 2}\\
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 & 4/15 & No Class\\
 & 4/18 & No Class\\
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38 & 4/25 & Complex power, Reactive power, A.C. maximum power transfer\\
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