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Unspecified Code Engineering (Electronic)

Unspecified Code Engineering (Electronic)

Accredited course
National Code
State Code
8430
TGA Status
Draft
DTWD Status
Approved
Accreditation, State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
Field of Education
031303 - Electronic Engineering
AQF Level
Unspecified Code
Nominal Hours
1404
Duration
Unspecified
Stream of Study
Paraprofessional - Technical (3400)
Accredited Date
Expiry Date
VET Act Classifier
C
VET Act Conditions
Description

To provide formal education and training to Engineering Associate Level in the
Electronics Industry, to allow membership of the Australian Institute of
Engineering Associates and to develop in students the ability to:

-analyse the operation of electronic equipment and electronic systems and
systematically locate faults where understanding of equipment and systems, as
an entity, is required

-design, develop and implement the simplex electronic equipment items and
systems, by using establisher techniques

-implement and manage maintenance projects in small/medium electronic
installations

-prepare and document information relating to electronic projects and studies
of systems, and present the information in written or oral form

-evaluate the performance of electronic equipment and electronic systems, and
make recommendations to maintain/improve performance

-extend personal knowledge and competence through reading and practical
studies, and adapt to new technologies

-supervise personnel and assist in their training; apply modern management
methods and provide technical advice to personnel; develop sensitivity to
people and understanding of their behaviour

-develop an awareness of the industrial environment, its communication
processes and its responsibilities

-develop broad application of components, materials, devices and systems in
electronic engineering.

Schedule
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General Notes
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