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Course
Electrical Fundamentals – Basic Electrical Computational Problems - Adaptive
Description
Operators in high voltage power systems use mathematics and computational problem solving extensively to ensure the stability, efficiency, and reliability of the grid. This module outlines key ways in which they can apply these skills or seek specialist support for complex situations. Please note, this is a non-accredited course and upon successful completion, learners will receive a Certificate of Completion – Electrical Fundamentals – Solve Basic Computational Problems.
In this course, participants will develop the skills and knowledge as stipulated in the following:
- Mathematics and High voltage
- Computational and math skills
- Concept of Infinite Busbar Theory
- Problem Solving
- Mental maths versus accurate analysis
- Using observation to solve problems
Target learner group
Operators and contractors working in high voltage power systems.
Duration
11 minutes (on average, via Adaptive Learning)
Cost
$33
For corporate and private courses, please discuss your requirements with our Training Services Team via our Office on 1300 15 66 85 or email via admin.au@relyon.com
Assessment approach
- In-course assessment during training
- Certificate of completion issued upon passing
Course Entry Requirements
To participate in this course, learners are required to:
- be literate in spoken English and competent in reading, writing, and numeracy.
Accreditation Status
Non-accredited.
Upon successful completion, learners will receive Certificate of Completion - Electrical Fundamentals – Basic Electrical Computational Problems - Adaptive
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RelyOn Australia Pty Ltd
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1300 15 66 85 | info.au@relyon.com