With electricity, almost everything is possible; without electricity, almost nothing is! Most innovations of daily life, from toasters to LED lighting, from tube radios to smartphones, from the VW Beetle to electric cars, come from the field of electrical engineering. In school, we encountered Ohm's law in physics class, which we memorized using the mnemonic of the canton of URI. We probably all didn't fully understand the difference between alternating current and direct current. These experiences may also contribute to the fact that few dare to choose electrical engineering or other technical degree programs. However, the field of mathematics and natural sciences is an area with good future prospects, where there is a significant shortage of skilled workers. This is a reason to approach the topic from a different angle. "No Panic in Electrical Engineering!" offers an unconventional approach.