Course Aim
In this topic you will learn about the Electrotechnology industry, electrical terminology and the basic electrical circuit. This module is intended as an introduction to electrical theory and to supplement exposure to telecommunication work. Before undertaking this module a learner should have a general understanding of what telecommunication cabling work entails and the need for safety, particularly when working with electricity.
Duration
40 hours
Course Content
- The Basic Electrical Circuit
- Circuit Parameter Relationships
- Measurement Instruments (voltage, current & Resistance)
- Effects of Electrical Current
- EMF sources
- D.C. Resistive Circuits
- Capacitance
- Magnetism and Electromagnetic Induction
- A.C. Principles
Pre-requisites
Whilst there are no pre-requisites required for this class, for the most effective learning, students should have skills in the following:
- Number systems and estimation
- Summarising and interpreting data
- Algebraic statements
- Indices
- Area
- Linear releationships
- Ratios & rates and its applications
- Graphs and transposition of equations.
Structure
This course is offered via correspondence with PEER based assessment only.
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