EE Foundations Bridge
The core subjects of a first-year Electrical Engineering curriculum, taught natively — Kirchhoff, calculus, fields, logic, code, statistics, and signals. Your on-ramp from the certificates to the full Go Deeper pathway.
What to expect
Not a licensing exam — a readiness check for university-level study.
Concept-heavy multiple choice; light arithmetic, no formula sheet needed.
Each unit maps to a full free course (MIT OCW / MITx / edX / CS50) listed in Go Deeper.
Pass mark: 70% — pass it and you're ready to start the Semester 1 courses.
How to study
→ Lean on what you already own: KVL is series circuits grown up, Faraday is why transformers (Unit 3.1) work at all.
→ Don't memorize — these units reward understanding the idea, not the number.
→ After passing, start with Calculus and Boolean Algebra in Go Deeper; everything else builds on those two.
Units in this certificate
Kirchhoff's Laws: KCL and KVL
Calculus for circuits: rates and accumulation
Linear algebra: solving systems
Electromagnetism: fields and induction
Boolean algebra and logic gates
Programming fundamentals
Probability, statistics, and measurement
Signals: time domain and frequency domain
Practice exam
Each attempt draws 30 questions at random from the 40-question bank, so no two sittings are the same. Unanswered questions score zero, and the exam auto-submits when the clock runs out — just like the real thing. That works out to about 70 seconds per question.