AS 91079 · 3 credits · Internal
Embedded systems
Implement basic techniques in constructing a specified electronic and embedded system
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This standard is about building a working electronic system (like a circuit board with components) and writing the software code that makes it run. You need to construct the hardware properly, write code that actually works, and test everything to make sure it does what it's supposed to do.
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- ·Build a functional electronic circuit on a PCB or breadboard by soldering components together according to a circuit design
- ·Write and debug embedded software code that controls your electronic system and follows a logical structure
- ·Test your complete system (both hardware and software) to check it meets the specifications you were given
- ·Follow safe workshop practices while constructing and testing your system
You build a working electronic system with soldered components and write code that runs without major errors, testing both to check they meet the basic requirements.
You skilfully construct a system with reliable, well-soldered connections and write clearly annotated code with a logical structure, with reliable testing showing everything works as specified.
Your assessment resources
The standard itself10
- Achievement Standard · 2018PDF ↗
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- Achievement Standard · 2017PDF ↗
- Achievement Standard · 2017DOC ↗
- Achievement Standard · 2015PDF ↗
- Achievement Standard · 2015DOC ↗
- Achievement Standard · 2014PDF ↗
- Achievement Standard · 2014DOC ↗
- Achievement Standard · 2011PDF ↗
- Achievement Standard · 2011DOC ↗