2002 Swinburne TAFE Handbook - Swinburne University of ...

TAFE Courses I Engineering and Technology 179
NE032
NE052
NEl64
NEI65
NEI66
NEl6l
NEl68
NEI69
Circuit Development I
Transformers
Ughting
Three Phase Induction Motors
Single Phase Motors
DC Machines
Circuit Protection
Electrical Installation Requirements I
NEllO Electrical Installation Requirements 2
NEill
NEIl2
Electrical Installation Safety Testing
Electrical Wiring and Equipment I
NEIl3 Electrical Wiring and Equipment 2
NEIl4 Electrical Wiring and Equipment 3
NEIl5
NEll6
NUE052
Workshop Practices
Programmable Controllers
Applied Electricity I
NUE054 Applied Electricity 2
NUE055 Applied Electricity 3
NUE056 Applied Electricity 4
NUE05l Applied Electricity 5
NUE210
NUEnew
Entry requirements
Drawing Interpretation and Sketching
Electrical Systems Safety
Applicants must be a registered electrical apprentice.
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) 9213 6690 (Croydon and Wantirna), or
(03) 9214 8875 (Hawthorn)
Email: tafeeng@groupwise.swin.edu.au
Website: www.tafe.swin.edu.au/eng/
ELECTRONICS
2206AKC
Certificate II in Electronics
The Certificate II in Electronics provides vocational training for people interested
in a career in the electronics and computer industries. It is suitable for basic
production tasks, sales and distribution work. Employment outcome will typically
be a technical assistant performing routine assembly, installation and testing
equipment under supervision.
Campus
Croydon; Hawthorn; Wantirna
Career opportunities
Technical assistant, performing routine assembly and testing tasks, component
and system identification (under direction). This course also provides a foundation
for further study in the Certificate IV and Diploma levels in Electrical or
Electronics.
Course duration
Six months full-time. Part-time students will take longer to complete all necessary
modules.
Course subjects
ITH202
NBB02
NEIl8
Using a Graphical User Interface
Occupational Health and Safety
DC Power Supplies
NEIl9
NEl84
VBB219
VBB220
VBB221
VBB222
VBB223
VBB225
Digital Electronics I
Electronic Hand-soldering Technology
Electrical Fundamentals
Basic Test Equipment
Analogue Systems
Digital Systems
Introduction to Internet
Engineering Management and Communications I
VBB229 Mathematics for Electronics 2
VBB230
Entry requirements
Assembly Techniques
Satisfactory completion of an appropriate Victorian Year 12 or its equivalent, with
passes in Units 1 and 2 - Mathematical Methods or Units 3 and 4 - Mathematics
(any). Mature age and part-time applicants who do not meet these requirements
should enquire directly to the Department for additional bridging studies.
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) 9213 6690 (Croydon and Wantirna), or
(03) 9214 8875 (Hawthorn)
Email: tafeeng@groupwise.swin.edu.au
Website: www.tafe.swin.edu.au/eng/
UTE60399 Advanced Diploma of Electronics
VTAC code: 70431 (Croydon), 77431 (Hawthorn)
The Diploma has various 'strands' which align with the Certificate IV strands. A
'Multi-Strand' diploma can be achieved by selection of appropriate extra
modules.The two strands offered are:
Broad Based: gives students a general background in electronics.
MicroProcessor: gives students general background in electronics, with an
emphasis on digital technology and the application of MicroProcessorscontrolled
circuitry.
Note: Associate Diploma Conversion - conversion subjects from Associate
Diploma of Engineering (Electronics) to Diploma can be arranged with the
Electronics Co-ordinator. Similarly, the Associate Diploma of Electronics
(Computer Systems) can be converted.
Note: The location of this course depends on the strand being offered.
Aims & Objectives
The Certificate IV modules aim to enhance the skills attained in the Certificate II
by offering more advanced technical abilities while at the same time preparing
students for entry into the Diploma level studies.
The Diploma aims to provide students with a full para-professional qualification
suitable for perforrning the duties of a technical officer or similar engineering
assistant.
Campus
Croydon; Hawthorn
Career opportunities
Certificate IV: Technician or serviceman level performing maintenance, diagnosis,
repair and customer liaison within the computer and electronics industry.
Diploma: Employment as a technical officer who performs planning, design,
analysis, supervision or engineering liaison. It also provides a foundation for
further study towards a degree.
Course duration
Certificate IV: Approximately nine months full-time in addition to the Certificate II
in Electronics (or equivalent part-time).
Diploma: Two years full-time (including Certificate II and Certificate IV levels) or
equivalent part-time.
Swinburne University of Technology I TAFE Handbook 2002