Math

i) Algebra
(a) Theory of Equations
(b) Exponents, Radicals, Logarithms
(c) Word Problems
ii) Trigonometry
(a) Sine and Cosine Law
(b) Area of Triangles
(c) Trigonometric Identities
(d) Spherical Trigonometry
iii) Geometry
(a) Line Equations
(b) Conic Sections - hole
(c) Polygon Basics
(d) Perimeters, Areas, Volumes of 2D and 3D Objects
iv) Statistics
(a) Probability - hole
(b) Statistical Analysis
v) Differential Calculus
(a) Limits
(b) Derivatives
(c) Maxima and Minima, Time Rates
vi) Integral Calculus
(a) Integrals
(b) Length of Curve, Area Bounded, Moment of Intertia, Work
vii)Advanced Math
(a) Matrix
(b) Complex Numbers
(c) Differential Equations
(d) Laplace Transform
(e) Fourier Transform
(f) Z Transform
(g) Eigenvalue
viii) Discrete Math

Electronics
i) Electricity and Magnetism
ii) DC Circuits
(a) Resistors, Capacitors, Inductors
(b) DC Analysis
1. Ohms Law, Voltage and Current Division
2. KVL, KCL, Superposition, Thevenin, Norton, Millmans
3. Tau
iii) AC Circuits
(a) Peak Value, Peak-to-Peak, Instantaneous, Average, RMS
(b) Reactance, Capacitive and Inductive
(c) Phasors
(d) Tuned Circuits, Q Factor, Filters and Resonators
iv) Solid State Devices
(a) Diodes
(b) BJTs and FETs
v) AC Analysis of Semiconductors
vi) Amplifiers
(a) Class A, Class B, Class C
(b) Other Classifications
(c) Power Amplifiers
(d) Feedback Amplifiers
(e) Op-Amps
vii)Computers and Digital Electronics
(a) Number Systems, Truth Tables, K-Maps
(b) Logic Gates
(c) Registers, Counters, Semiconductor Logic
(d) Logic Families - hole
viii) Instrumentations
(a) DArsonval Meter, Other Meters
(b) Bridges
(c) Electrodynamometer and Mechanical Rotation Type
(d) Medical Instruments
ix) Industrial Electronics
(a) Diodes, Triodes, Tetrodes
(b) Servos and Welding Systems
(c) Robotics

x) Energy Conversion
(a) Generators, Motors, Converters
(b) Transformers
(c) Power Supply
(d) Batteries
xi) Oscillator
(a) LC Oscillators
1. Armstrong, Hartley, Colpitts, Clapp
(b) RC Oscillator
(c) Crystal Oscillator
(d) Pulse Oscillator
(e) Nonsinusoidal Oscillators and Multivibrators
xii)Power Electronics

General Engineering and Sciences

i) Physics
(a) Work, Energy, and Power
(b) Waves, Sound and Light
(c) Lenses
(d) Relativity
ii) Mechanics
(a) Vectors, FBDs, Friction
(b) Free-fall, Projectile Motion
(c) Impulse, Momentum, Collisoin
(d) Rotary Motion, Circular Motion, Banking on Curves
(e) Cables
iii) Chemistry
iv) Material Sciences
v) Strength of Materials
vi) Thermodynamics
vii)Engineering Management
viii) Engineering Economics
ix) Engineering Laws and Ethics
x) Engineering Contracts and Obligations

Electronics Systems and Technologies

i) Basic Communications
(a) EM Spectrum
(b) Noise
ii) Digital Communications
(a) Information Theory
1. Hartleys, Shannons, Nyquists, Carsons
(b) Digital Modulation
1. Shift Keying and QAM
2. Bandwidth, Baud and Bit Error Rate
3. Pulse Modulation
4. Companding
5. Delta Modulation
iii) Microwave Communications
(a) Waveguides, Modes, Velocities, Impedances
(b) Derived Components, Mircowave Semiconductors, Antennas
(c) Path Calculations
iv) Satellite Communications
(a) HIstory, Keplers Law, Orbits
(b) LEO, MEO, GEO
(c) Calculations
v) Wave Propagation and Antennas
(a) EM Relationship in Waves, Polarization, Wave Velocity
(b) Permittivity, Permeability, Wavefronts
(c) Wave Propagation Modes
1. Ground, Sky, Space
(d) Antenna Parameters
1. Radiation Pattern, Gain, Bandwidth, Beamwidth
2. Antenna Types and Arrays
vi) Modulation
(a) Amplitude Modulation
(b) Phase Modulation
(c) Frequency Modulation
vii)Transmission Lines
viii) Data Communications

(a) Series and Parallel Transmission, Topologies, Transmission

Modes
(b) Error Detection and Correction
(c) OSI Layers
(d) Network Layers, ISDN
(e) 802.blah
ix) Fiber Optics
x) Telephony and Facsimile
xi) Cellular Communications
xii)Acoustics
xiii) Navigational Aids
xiv) Broadcasting