Learning Outcomes

Knowledge Domain (K)

K1: Explain the fundamental principles of electronic systems, control and steering systems, and industrial automation.
K2: Interpret the components of medical devices, their mechanisms of action, and their operational principles.
K3: Differentiate between types of medical devices and determine the criteria for selecting the most appropriate device for clinical applications.
K4: Describe software and electronic maintenance methods for modern electronic and medical devices.
K5: Clarify testing and measurement methodologies using various electronic measurement instruments.
K6: Explain the basic principles of semiconductors, electronic components, their properties, and their manufacturing methods.
K7: Interpret recent scientific and technological developments in the field of electronic and medical devices.

C1: Analyze faults in medical devices and identify the causes of malfunction using scientific diagnostic methodologies.
C2: Compare medical devices in terms of performance, accuracy, efficiency, and clinical suitability.
C3: Propose technical solutions for problems related to the operation and maintenance of medical devices.
C4: Evaluate the operational readiness of medical devices for work by preparing precise inspection reports.
C5: Apply engineering thinking in designing simple electronic circuits using microcontrollers and PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers).

P1: Operate electronic and medical devices in accordance with Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
P2: Utilize electronic testing and measurement instruments to acquire and analyze electrical signals.
P3: Execute routine periodic and emergency maintenance for medical devices according to professional standards.
P4: Assemble electronic components into circuits, perform soldering processes, and conduct practical testing.