If all you mind is the EE curriculum then ok. Or else there is an interesting work of Gerald Westendorp on the web [1] on how allowing other classical passive components (Ls & Cs) you can get discretizations (and hence alternative views) of a very wide class of iconic Physics partial differential equations (to the point that the question is more what cannot be fit to this technique). G. W. is alive and kicking in mathstodon.
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If all you mind is the EE curriculum then ok. Or else there is an interesting work of Gerald Westendorp on the web [1] on how allowing other classical passive components (Ls & Cs) you can get discretizations (and hence alternative views) of a very wide class of iconic Physics partial differential equations (to the point that the question is more what cannot be fit to this technique). G. W. is alive and kicking in mathstodon.
[1] https://westy31.nl/Electric.html