Akademik Dersler - İçerik

0 : Does not support 1 : Low-level support 2 : Mid-level support 3 : Top level support

Learning Outcomes	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
1. The student will have sufficient knowledge of electricity to judge general electricity.\n The student can have an idea about volt current resistance and their applications.\n The student can explain current and voltage degrees and voltage drop.\n The student is knowledgeable about electrical wires and cables. Can give an idea about single core multi core cables.\n2. Student will have detailed information about insulators and coatings.\n The student can explain conductors, insulators, purposes, types and structures.\n The student can use different cable protection techniques and explain the differences between them.\n3. Student will have information about special cables.\n Student can identify high voltage cables and coaxial cables.\n Student can explain the structures and characteristics of special types of cables.\n Student can assemble and test the coax cable.\n Student can explain data transmission cables.\n4. The student will have detailed information about cable splices.\n The student will be able to explain cable tightening rules, crimping tools and cable wire joining methods.\n The student can explain the differences of these tools by using different crimping tools.\n Students can make applications on cable jointing (cold jointing) and cable soldering.\n The student knows and applies the tests after joining.\n5. The student will have information in order to provide an idea about connectors.\n The student knows the connector types, pin features, plug and socket types and can define their features.\n The student can use different pin removal methods and explain the differences between them.\n The student can explain the identification codes for the connector, pin, plug, socket, insulator and connector elements.\n6. The student recognizes electrical manuals and can make tests on the plane using the manual.\n The student can explain different tools and techniques for continuity, isolation and bonding tests.\n The student knows and uses analog and digital multimeters.\n The student knows the properties of the test devices used during maintenance on the aircraft, and has knowledge about their use.\n The student can use a high voltage tester.\n7. The student knows that special checks and tests should be carried out on the plane when necessary.\n The student can explain the different control techniques to be performed on the aircraft exposed to lightning and HIRF.\nPotential safety hazards when working with electrical systems and protective equipment. High-density radiating fields (HIRF) and protection principles;\n8. The student can design and assemble the electrical circuit on the aircraft in the workshop environment using the electrical manual.\n The student can prepare manual circuits related to simple electrical circuit, warning and caution lamps and install the application circuit.\n The student can set up and operate the starter circuit of the aircraft in accordance with the necessary manuals.\n The student can install and operate the alternator circuit of the aircraft in accordance with the necessary manuals.\n	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-