The course “Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering” occupies a key position among general technical disciplines, forming the theoretical foundation for the professional training of bachelor’s students in engineering. It provides essential knowledge of electrical and electromagnetic phenomena and develops analytical skills for solving practical engineering problems.The course covers fundamental principles of electricity and magnetism, including the behavior of electrical circuits, both linear and nonlinear, as well as steady-state and transient processes. Students learn the generation, transmission, and distribution of electrical energy, the operation of electrical machines, and the basic principles of electrotechnology.In addition, the course explores the application of electrical engineering to signal processing, information transmission, and control systems, providing a bridge between theory and practical implementation. Students gain the ability to analyze complex systems, predict their behavior under different operating conditions, and optimize performance.By mastering these concepts, students acquire the skills necessary to design, operate, and maintain electrical equipment and systems safely and efficiently. The course also serves as a foundation for specialized disciplines such as Electric Machines, Relay Protection, Electric Drives, and Power Systems Engineering, ensuring a coherent and comprehensive professional education in the field of electrical engineering.