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The document outlines a 100-hour unit on Basic Electronics, focusing on competencies such as identifying electric circuits and electronic components, applying semiconductor theory, and performing Boolean algebra operations. It includes detailed learning outcomes, suggested assessment methods, and recommended resources for effective training. The unit is designed to align with occupational standards for applying basic electronics skills.

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Cu BasicElectronics

The document outlines a 100-hour unit on Basic Electronics, focusing on competencies such as identifying electric circuits and electronic components, applying semiconductor theory, and performing Boolean algebra operations. It includes detailed learning outcomes, suggested assessment methods, and recommended resources for effective training. The unit is designed to align with occupational standards for applying basic electronics skills.

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BASIC ELECTRONICS

ISCED UNIT CODE: 0714 441 04A


TVET CDACC UNIT CODE: IT/CU/ICTA/CC/01/5/MA

Duration of Unit: 100 Hours

Relationship to Occupational Standards


This unit addresses the unit of competency: Apply Basic Electronics

Unit description
This unit specifies the competencies required to apply basic electronic. It involves identifying
electric circuits, identifying electronic components, applying semi-conductor theory, and
classifying computer memory, applying logic gates, applying logic gates and performing
Boolean algebra operations.

Summary of Learning Outcomes


Learning Outcomes Duration (hours)
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1. Identify electric circuits 10


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2. Identify electronic components 10

3. Apply semi-conductor theory 20

4. Classify computer memory 10

5. Apply logic gates 30

6. Perform Boolean algebra operations 20

Total Hours 100

Learning Outcomes, Content, and Suggested Assessment Methods

Learning Content Suggested


outcomes Assessment
Methods
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1. Identify 1.1 Electrical circuit identification • Practical
electrical 1.1.1 Definition of electrical circuit Activities
circuits 1.1.2 Components of electrical circuit • Project work
1.2 Electrical quantities and their S.I units’ • Demonstration
identification • Group
1.2.1 Basic electrical quantities and their discussions
units • Observation
[Link] Emf in volts • Third Party report

[Link] Current in Amperes • Portfolio of

[Link] Power in watts Evidence


• Written tests
[Link] Energy in joules
[Link] Resistance in ohms
1.3 Types of electrical circuits
1.3.1 AC – Alternating Current
1.3.2 DC – Direct Current
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2. Identify • Practical
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2.1 Identification of electronic components


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Electronic Activities
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2.1.1 Resistor
components 2.1.2 Capacitor • Project work

2.1.3 Diode • Demonstration


• Group
2.1.4 Inductor
discussions
2.2 Characteristic of electronic components.
• Observation
2.3 Application of electronic components.
• Third Party report
2.4 Characteristics of integrated circuit
• Portfolio of
Evidence
• Written tests
3. Apply semi- 3.1 Explanation of semiconductor theory • Practical
conductor 3.2 Descriptions of structure of matter Activities
theory 3.3 Explanation of Electrons in conductors and • Project work
• Demonstration

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semiconductors • Group
3.4 Types of semiconductor materials discussions
3.4.1 Silicon • Observation

3.4.2 germanium • Third Party report

3.5 Explanation of P-type and N-type materials • Portfolio of


Evidence
3.6 Description of P-N junction diodes
• Written tests
3.6.1 Forward biasing
3.6.2 Reverse biasing
3.7 Types and operations of transistors
3.7.1 PNP type
3.7.2 NPN type
3.8 Application of Semiconductor theory
4. Classify 4.1 Identification of computer memories • Practical
computer 4.1.1 Definition of computer memory Activities
memory 4.1.2 Classification of computer memory • Project work
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• Demonstration
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[Link] Primary memory


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• Group
[Link] Secondary memory
discussions
4.1.3 Types of computer memories
• Observation
[Link] RAM
• Third Party report
[Link] ROM
• Portfolio of
[Link] DAM
Evidence
4.2 Identification of Memory hierarchy speed
• Written tests
4.2.1 Registers
4.2.2 Cache memory
4.2.3 Main memory
4.2.4 Secondary storage
4.2.5 Tertiary storage
4.3 Identification of memory storage levels
4.3.1 Internal
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4.3.2 Main
4.3.3 Online
4.3.4 Offline bulk
4.4 Classify computer memories as per the
technology used
4.4.1 Semiconductor memory
4.4.2 Magnetic memory
4.4.3 Optical memory
5 Apply logic 5.1 Identification of Logic gates • Practical
gates 5.1.1 Definition of terms Activities
5.1.2 Types of logic gates • Project work

[Link] AND Gate • Demonstration

[Link] OR Gate • Group


discussions
[Link] NOT Gate
• Observation
[Link] NAND Gate
• Third Party report
[Link] NOR Gate
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• Portfolio of
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[Link] XOR Gate


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Evidence
[Link] XNOR Gate
• Written tests
5.2 Development of Logic circuits
5.3 Simplification of Logic circuits
5.3.1 Logic circuits Simplification Methods
[Link] Boolean Algebra
[Link] K-Maps
[Link] Quine-McCluskey Algorithm
[Link] Software and CAD Tools
5.4 Application of logic gates in electronic circuits
6 Perform 6.1 Key concepts in Boolean algebra • Practical
Boolean 6.1.1 Boolean variables Activities
algebra 6.1.2 Logical operations • Project work
operations 6.1.3 Boolean expressions • Demonstration

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6.1.4 Laws and rules of Boolean algebra • Group
6.1.5 Truth tables discussions
6.1.6 De Morgan’s theorem • Observation
6.2 Demonstration of Boolean expressions as per • Third Party report
the SOPs • Portfolio of
6.3 Performance of Basic Boolean operations Evidence
6.4 Methods of simplifying Boolean expressions • Written tests
6.5 Illustration of Boolean Laws and Theorems
6.6 Simplification rules for Boolean expressions

Suggested Delivery Methods


• Instructor led facilitation using active learning strategies
• Demonstration by trainer
• Practical work by trainee
• Viewing of related videos
• Group discussions
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• Direct instructions
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Recommended Resources for 25 Trainees


S/No. Category/Item Description/ Quantity Recommended
Specifications Ratio
(Trainee: Item)
A Learning Materials

1. Textbooks 5 pcs 5:1

2. Installation manuals 5 pcs 5:1

3. Flip Charts 5 pcs 5:1

4. PowerPoint presentations For trainer’s use

5. Magazines/brochures/busin

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ess cards

B Learning Facilities &


infrastructure

6. Lecture/theory room 1 25:1

7. Laboratory 1 25:1

C Consumable materials

8. Printing papers 1 ream 1:20

9. Foolscaps 1 ream

10. Toners 2 pcs 13:1

11. Assorted colour of


whiteboard markers

D Tools and Equipment


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12. Computers 25 pcs 1:1


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13. Projector 1 pcs 25:1

14. Printers 2 pcs 13:1

15. Whiteboard 1 pcs 25:1

16. Ohmmeter 5 5:1

17. Ammeter 5 5:1

18. Digital Multi meter 5 5:1

19. Power supplies 5 5:1

20. Circuits 5 5:1

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21. Semiconductor materials 10 3:1

22. Conductors e.g., copper, 25 1:1


gold, silver

23. Insulators 5 5:1

24. Screw Drivers 5 5:1

25. Resistors 5 5:1

26. Capacitors 5 5:1

27. Logic gates 5 5:1

28. Inductors 5 5:1

29. Transistors 5 5:1

30. Transformers batteries, 5 5:1


power supplies
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31. Conducting wires 5 5:1


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