Overview

Soldering - Microcredential

Through a face-to-face module learning delivery, students will be trained in cable assembly, throughhole and surface mount soldering. Soldering is an in-demand skill that is used in the electrical and electronics manufacturing industry. The microcredential will take place in an interactive soldering lab environment where the student will be exposed to instructor demonstrations and real-time instructor feedback. Each student will create their own working project through the modules where they can hone their skills focusing on proper techniques. Learning Outcomes: 1. Build a circuit by picking, placing, and soldering components onto a board. 2. Build and repair through-hole (THT) and surface mount printed circuit boards using appropriate soldering procedures. 3. Utilize appropriate protective equipment to prevent injury when completing soldering projects. Total class hours - 18
Course Code:
ELNC-1115
Area of Interest:
Professions & Trades

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