Duration (approx)
100 hours
Qualification
Statement of Attainment
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This course will teach you to understand electric currents and applications for electric power. It will teach you how to interpret circuit diagrams and explain function of electrical components. You will also be able to explain digital and analogue electronics, how devices engage with a user and the maintenance and repair of devices. This course goes beyond theory and you will learn how to analyse and apply what you have learned in real word contexts.
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- Nature and Scope of Electronics: Linear, Analogue and Digital
- Measuring Electricity
- Passive components - resistors capacitors, inductors
- Circuits
- Other Components - Diodes, Transistors, witches etc
- Input and Output devices
- Digital Electronics
- Applications - Working with Electronics
- Problem-Based Learning Project
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Josiane JoubranCSC consultant with IBM, Software QA Engineer, Course Writer and Tutor. Josiane is an I.T professional with extensive experience with computer hardware and engineering in Lebanon and Australia. Josiane has a B.Eng., Grad.Dip.I.T., Master Info.Tech., MCP, MCSE.
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