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Award in Troubleshooting, Inspection and Testing

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Code
EE4-017-24
MQF Level
4
Credits
3
Duration
40 Guided Learning Hours
Schedule
TBC
Time
TBC
Mode of Delivery
Face to Face

We are currently gathering expressions of interest for this accredited programme. If you wish to indicate your interest in enrolling, please click on ‘Express Your Interest’. Individuals who submit their interest will be contacted at least two weeks prior to the start of the course. Please note that payment of fees and formal registration will only take place once the programme is scheduled and confirmed to commence.

Description

Study Programme Description:

This award provides practical training for learners in troubleshooting, inspection and testing of electrical, electronic and mechanical systems and sub-systems as commonly found in robotic, drone and industrial automation equipment. The skills learnt in this unit are essential for the maintenance and repair of electromechanical equipment, as seen in several applications. Learners will be taught about the different electrical, and electronic-based test instruments which are commonly used in industry through practical exercises carried out on electronic and electromechanical equipment. Learners will also learn about safety considerations to be taken when testing and inspecting equipment. By the end of the unit, learners should be able to independently carry out inspections through testing, identify problems and implement timely solutions.

Study Programme Learning Outcomes:

  1. Describe the operation of various Electrical Test Instruments.
  2. Describe the operation of various Electronic Test Instruments.
  3. Understand safety considerations when testing and inspecting electromechanical equipment.
  4. Perform inspection, testing and troubleshooting of electrical/electronic equipment.
  5. Perform generic electromechanical inspection.

This course is targeted for enthusiasts in electronics, Junior electronics assistant technicians and Technicians

 

Entry Requirements:

Good working knowledge of English Language and Mathematics

  • MCAST Diploma in Engineering (Mechanical or Electronics) – Level 3 or
  • 1 SEC O-levels/SSC&P (Level 3) pass – Compulsory: Mathematics or Physics

 

Study Programme Assessment Method:

Summative Time Constrained Assignment

Formative Continuous Assessment with Constructive Feedback on workshop demonstrations and tasks carried out to trouble shoot and inspect equipment/ appliances.

Summative Hands-on Practical Test. Learners are expected to make use of instruments to troubleshoot equipment not performing and report the faults.

 

Study Programme Structure‚  

This award consists of one unit

 

A minimum attendance of 70% is required to obtain certification

Attendance is recorded through Classter, students are required to have an EID to register on this system prior to course commencement

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