EET 225 - Electronics Troubleshooting

3 Credit(s)

Prerequisite(s): EET 220

Course Description: Presents comprehensive theory and hands-on application of troubleshooting electronics components, circuits, and systems. Instruction includes technician responsibilities, safety, troubleshooting digital and analog systems, block and schematic diagram reading, test equipment loading and limitations, component faults/failures, opens and shorts, parts replacement, final inspection and test, and documentation. A 2-hour per week open-laboratory includes the application of computer tools in circuit design, evaluation, troubleshooting, and analysis. Some labs and projects can be done remotely. Promotes and supports sustainable and green technologies.

Course Level: Career/Tech Preparatory

Course Learning Outcomes:

CLO#1: Demonstrate an advanced working knowledge of electronics troubleshooting theory, techniques and practices.
CLO#2: Demonstrate operation of electronic test equipment including DMMs, oscilloscopes, function generators and power supplies.
CLO#3: Demonstrate ability to troubleshoot components, circuits, and systems. (ILO: Quantitative Literacy and Reasoning)
CLO#4: Document circuit functions, proper data collection procedures, troubleshooting procedures followed, and explanatory descriptions that meet posted laboratory standards.
CLO#5: Demonstrate understanding of safety practices in the lab and work place. Including personal protection, equipment, and component (ESD) when designing, building, and troubleshooting basic digital circuits.