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Course
Objectives
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Provide basic training in electronic principles and practices.
These include knowledge of components, use of instruments and
constructing and testing of circuits.
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Provide
training in installing, maintaining and repairing common digital
microprocessor.
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Course
Outline
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EC
2105MA
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Electrical & Electronics Principles (EEP)
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| EC 2106MA |
Digital Electronics
(DE)
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| EC 2107MA |
Analogue Electronics
(AE)
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| EC 2108MA
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Electronics CAD & Practice (CAD)
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| EC 3104MA
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Communications
& Industrial Electronics (CIE)
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| EC 3105MA |
Microcontroller Technology
(MT)
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| EC 3205MA
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Computer & Industrial Control (CIC)
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| EC 3206MA
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Networking & Communications (NAC)
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Duration
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120
hours per module over 6 months for each module.
The full course of 8 modules is spread over 4 years.
Companies
which require customised training over a shorter period of time for a
group of at least 15 participants can enquire with ELITC.
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Frequency
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8
hours per week either once or twice a week.
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Mode
of Delivery
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Language
of Instruction
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This
programme can be conducted in either English or Mandarin.
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Intake
Frequency
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Every
January and July (for public exams), or at other times based on the
schedule of the company for customized training.
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Entry
Requirements
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- 3 'N' (Grades 1-5) passes in Maths and two other subjects; or
- 2 'O' (Grades 1-8) in any 2 subjects; or
- Based on the 'Accreditation of Prior Learning' guide of ITE for
holders of other qualifications; or
- WSS
Employability Skills System level with L5 in Literacy (Reading), L5 in
Literacy (Listening) and L5
in Numeracy; or
- Entrance test conducted by ITE.
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Eligibility
to sit for Module Examinations
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A
student must achieve at least 75% of the total possible
attendance in that module in order to be eligible for the end of module
examination. Medical leave and approved absence are not
counted against a student when the attendance requirement is
computed.
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Certification
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The MOST
courses are conducted on a credit system of training. In the credit
system, a course of study is structured into a series of modules and
credit units are assigned to each module. A student can enroll for the
modules sequentially or according to his training needs. Once a student
passes the module, the credit units assigned to the module is credited
to him.
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Award
of Certificate
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A
module certificate would be awarded for module(s) of a Nitec in Electronics
course that a student has passed in an examination series.
The full Nitec certificate will be awarded when a student has passed all
8 modules in the course of study. The time frame
to acquire the full Nitec certificate is 6 years from the date of
the first examination at the Nitec level.
Those who have passed 4 modules will be awarded the Nitec
(Intermediate) in Electronics.
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SDF
Support
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Individual
application.
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Skills
Redevelopment Programme (SRP)
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This is
applicable to companies approved to participate in the SRP. Call 6243
7229 or visit www.srp.org.sg for
more information.
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