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Electronic Servicing (Radio Communication) App 3b

Electronic Servicing (Radio Communication) App 3b

Module
National Code
State Code
90143
DTWD Status
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
Field of Education
031317 - Electronic Equipment Servicing
Nominal Hours
144
Description
To provide the theoretical knowledge
and basic handskills required by
Electronic Servicing apprentices during
the third year of their apprentice
training.
No information
Evidence Guide
Internal Assessment 100%

Summary of Duration

Module C - Transmitters (60 hours)
Module D - Transmission Lines and
Antennas (25 hours)
Module E - Remote Control (33 hours)
Module F - Digital Communications (16
hours)
Module G - Microwave Communications (10 hours)

Theory Module Tests

Module C - 3 x 0.5-hour theory tests
Module D - 1 x 0.5-hour theory tests
Module E - 2 x 0.5-hour theory tests
Module F - 1 x 0.5-hour theory tests
Module G - 1 x 0.5-hour theory tests

Theory Mark 100%

Continuous cumulative assessment of all
module tests. The final theory mark
shall be calculated by averaging the
module tests marks for all tests
outlined in this TE78 for this stage.
A 50% pass must be obtained in each
test.

Practical Assessment 100%

Mastery of practical objectives for
each module. A satisfactory mark in
the practical area will be met by the
student achieving a pass by continuous
cumulative assessment in the nominated
practical projects for each module.
The final practical mark shall be the
average of all practical assessments.

Certificate of Trade Studies
Awarded Mark

To be eligible for a pass in the
Certificate of Trade Studies mark, the
student must obtain a pass in the
average of the module tests, and a pass
standard in the practical assessment.

CTS = Theory (90%) + Assignment (10%) = 100%

PRACTICAL
= 100%

Privileged Re-Examination

A privileged re-examination may be
offered by the Superintendent of the
study area, acting on advice from the
relevant Board of Review.

In general, it is recommended that only
one re-test for a given module be
offered within the course attendance
period (where time permits). Any
subsequent re-testing in tutorial
periods will be at the discretion of
the college.
Elements and Performance Criteria
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Associated Qual/Courses
State Code National Code Title Type
1724 Electronic Servicing Accredited course