This lecture introduces the topic of electricity and magnetism with the question: "What holds our world together?" Topics discussed include: Electric Charges (Historical perspective), Polarization, Electric Force, and Coulomb's Law.

1. Coulomb's Law & Electric Force
2. Electric Field
3. Gauss's Law & Electric Flux
4. Electric Energy
5. Conductor & Electrostatic Shielding
6. High-Voltage Breakdown
7. Capacitance & Field Energy
8. Polarization & Dielectrics
9. Ohm's Law, Resistivity & Currents
10. Kirchhoff's Rule & Power
11. Magnetic Field & Lorentz Force
12. Review Exam 1
13. Moving Charges in B-Fields
14. Biot-Savart Law
15. Ampere's Law & Solenoids
16. Faraday's Law & Lenz Law
17. Motional Electromotive Force
18. Displacement Current
19. Superconductivity and Levitating Bullet Trains
20. Inductance & Magnetic Field Energy
21. Dia-, Para- & Ferromagnetism
22. Maxwell's Equations
23. Review Exam 2
24. Transformers & RC Circuits
25. Resonance & Driven LRC Circuit
26. Traveling Waves & Standing Waves
27. Electromagnetic Waves and Radar and Lasers
28. Polarization & Oscillating Charges
29. Color and Reflection
30. Polarizers
31. Rainbows
32. Review Exam 3
33. Interferometers
34. Telescopes
35. Doppler Effect & The Big Bang
36. My Early Astronomy Research Years at MIT

8.02 is a second-semester freshman physics class in electromagnetism. The 36 video lectures on Electricity and Magnetism, by Professor Lewin, were recorded on the MIT campus during the Spring of 2002. Prof. Lewin is well-known for his dynamic and engaging lecture style.