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This lecture covers the theorems of Thevenin and Norton in electrical engineering, focusing on the reduction of circuits to equivalent bipoles, voltage divider, current divider, open circuit voltage, short-circuit current, and internal resistance. The concepts are illustrated with examples and practical applications.