2002 Swinburne TAFE Handbook - Swinburne University of ...

78 I TAFE Courses I Engineering and Technology
NUE052
NUE053
VBH081
VBH082
VBH083
VBH084
VBH085
VBH086
VBH087
Applied Electricity I
Mathematic Skills for the Electrical Trade
CAD for Electrical Trades
Solder & Crimp for Electrical Trade
Test Instruments for the Electrical Trade
Communication Skills for Electrical Trade
Fabricating for the Electrical Trade
Build Materials Hand Skills for the Electrical Trade
Introduction to Electrical Trades
Entry requirements
Year 11 preferred. Year 10 applicants will be required to attend an interview.
Application procedure
Applicants should apply directly to the department listed below, or by completing
the online application form at: www.tafe.swin.edu.au/eng
Further information
Contact the Department of Electrical and Electronics Technology on:
(03) 9214 8875 (Hawthorn), or
(03) 9210 1226 (Wantirna)
Email: tafeeng@groupwise.swin.edu.au
Website: www.tafe.swin.edu.au/eng/
2406ANC
Certificate IV in Electrical
The electrical courses are designed to prepare students wishing to gain an
electrical apprenticeship and the electrical apprentice training required to become
a qualified electrician. Post-trade training is available to become qualified at
Certificate IV in Electrical level.
Aims & Objectives
This course provides post trade further study for persons seeking a career in
electrical, electronics and allied industries.
Campus
Hawthorn; Wantirna
Career opportunities
Work as Technicians capable of performing a range of complex functions without
direct supervision. Further study in Diploma in Electrical or Electronics.
Course duration
Two to four years part-tirne (Day - Hawthorn), (Evening - Wantirna).
Course subjects
EA045 Quality Concepts
EA050 Engineering Computing
EA072 Operational Amplifiers
EA075 Thyristor/Applications
EA090 Fault Finding
EAIOO Analogue Electronics I
EAI60 Advanced PLC's
EAI63 Transducers
EA908 Control Programming Style
EA910 Electronic Control 'C'
EA927 Electronic Switching
EA929 SCADA System
EBI60 PLC Systems Applications
NE05 Power Control Devices
NE07 Amplifier Principles
NEOl5 Digital Fundamentals
NE041 Control System Principles
NE072 OP Amp Applications
NE075
NEI76
NE177
Thyristor Applications
Basic PLC's
Programmable Controllers
Entrv requirements
Successful cornpletion of an electrical apprenticeship or the Certificate III in
Electrical.
Application procedure
Applicants should apply directly to the department listed below, or complete the
online application form at: www.tafe.swin.edu.au/eng
Further information
Contact the Department of Electrical and Electronics Technology on:
(03) 9214 8875 (Hawthorn), or
(03) 9210 1226 (Wantirna)
Ernail: tafeeng@groupwise.swin.edu.au
Website: www.tafe.swin.edu.au/eng/
2306AEC
Certificate III in Electrotechnology
(Systems Electrician)
This course is designed for people who are employed as electrical apprentices.
The course provides students with the necessary skills and knowledge to work at
trade level within the electrical and electronics industry. Post trade training is also
available to become qualified at Certificate IV in Electrical level.
Campus
Hawthorn; Wantirna
Career opportunities
Employment as a registered electrician. It also provides a foundation for
Certificate IV and Diploma courses in Electrical and Electronics.
Course duration
Three years part-time (960 hours).
Structure
Students undertake 24 modules which are made up of 800 hours of core and 160
hours of elective rnodules.
Course subjects
The following structure should be taken as a guide only and is subject to change.
Units of Competencies
UTENESI05g Install and terminate wiring systems - cabling/wiring support and
protection
UTENESI05j Install and terminate wiring systems - power and control
UTENESI06b Install electrical/electronic apparatus
UTENES206b Maintain and repair apparatus and associated circuits
UTENES301 b Undertake commissioning procedures of apparatus and associated
circuits
UTENES402b Test apparatus and circuits
UTENES501 b Diagnose and rectify faults in apparatus and associated circuits
UTENES009 Participate in the training of others
Electives - one to be completed
UTENES002 Attend to breakdown
UTENES005 Co-ordinate materials
UTENES007 Supply projects
UTENES008 Provide technical leadership in the workplace
The above competencies will be achieved by studying the following subjects plus
demonstrating proficiency within the workplace:
Core
NBB02
NE04
NE031
Occupational Health and Safety
Power Supply Principles
Electrical Drawing Interpretation and Connection
Swinburne University of Technology I TAFE Handbook 2002