Hi,
Although 'circuit anaylsis 1 & 2' is pretty vague, there are many websites that have various projects, with schematics, and circuit explainations. This board is full of links. Plus google will yeild great results, like:
http://www.discovercircuits.com/
http://www.commlinx.com.au/schematics.htm
Its generally good practice to break a circuit down into a block diagram, and work out exactly what each part is doing, and
why its doing it. For example, why is there a resistor in series with an LED? Or, why have they placed a capacitor there? and why it its value 22uf? Now, 'theory' and 'practice' dispite what some say, can be different. Actually building a circuit, no matter how simple, or useless is good experience, and will probably yeild good 'habits' (like using protection diodes for a power supply). I can't tell you how many times I've designed and simulated a design, but when built, it simply doesn't work, and requires a slight modification, ask yourself why this modification is needed. Your course will help with this.
I know this probably isn't much help, but for me, the real struggle in building 'electronics' gadgets is lack of ideas. If I really want to make something, but its beyond my knowledge/ability and is really complicated, its just a great excuse to learn something new. The internet can provide a fountain of knowledge, and this board is a good source...nothing beats advice from a 'real' person with experience.
Regards,
BuriedCode.