Course Name Electrical Wireman's Module II
Department Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Programme Description
This programme is for those who are currently working, or intend to work with electrical equipment in the electro-technology industry and require training in the fundamentals of electricity. Those credited with competencies contained in this module will be able to demonstrate knowledge of the principles of single phase alternating current theory, single phase induction motor and transformers, heating and motor driven appliances. They will also be equipped with skills to apply the AS/NZS: 3000 Wiring Rules in the calculation of single phase installations maximum demand. The competencies encompassed in this module is equivalent to Level 4 of the National Qualifications for Electrical Fitter Mechanic.
Course Learnings
*  Demonstrate knowledge of alternating voltage and current,  *  Analyse sine voltage and curren phasors,  *  Demonstrate effect of connecting components to AC circuits,  *  Perform calculations involving voltage, currebnt, resistance, reactance, impedance, power, phase angle and frequency in AC circuits,  *  Perform calculations involving power, power factor and power factor correction in ac circuits,  *  Demonstrate knowledge of resonance in alternating current circuits,  *  Demonstrate knowledge of single phase ac induction motors,  *  Demonstrate knowledge of single phase transformers,   *  Demonstrate knowledge and applications of common domestic electrical accessories & appliances,  *  Apply the AS/NZS 3000 in the determination of wiring requirements,  *  Install and test control circuits for alternating current single phase induction motor starters,
Level Certificate
Highest Attainment
Notes
Fees

Department:

Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Programme Name:

Core Electrical Courses


Programme Description

This programme is for those who are currently working, or intend to work with electrical equipment in the electro-technology industry and require training in the fundamentals of electricity. Those credited with competencies contained in this module will be able to demonstrate knowledge of the principles of single phase alternating current theory, single phase induction motor and transformers, heating and motor driven appliances. They will also be equipped with skills to apply the AS/NZS: 3000 Wiring Rules in the calculation of single phase installations maximum demand. The competencies encompassed in this module is equivalent to Level 4 of the National Qualifications for Electrical Fitter Mechanic.


Course Learnings

*  Demonstrate knowledge of alternating voltage and current,  *  Analyse sine voltage and curren phasors,  *  Demonstrate effect of connecting components to AC circuits,  *  Perform calculations involving voltage, currebnt, resistance, reactance, impedance, power, phase angle and frequency in AC circuits,  *  Perform calculations involving power, power factor and power factor correction in ac circuits,  *  Demonstrate knowledge of resonance in alternating current circuits,  *  Demonstrate knowledge of single phase ac induction motors,  *  Demonstrate knowledge of single phase transformers,   *  Demonstrate knowledge and applications of common domestic electrical accessories & appliances,  *  Apply the AS/NZS 3000 in the determination of wiring requirements,  *  Install and test control circuits for alternating current single phase induction motor starters,


Level

Certificate


Notes


Fees