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EET 112 Technical Drawing

ND1 levelEngineering & Technology37 topics

EET 112 covers 37 topics. StudyPath paces them into daily study sessions that finish before your exam date, with practice questions and worked answers for each one.

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Course outline

The topics this course covers, in teaching order.

  1. Analog and digital signals
  2. Applications of analog and digital signals
  3. Number systems and base conversion
  4. Binary arithmetic and complements
  5. Logic gates and truth tables
  6. Universal gates
  7. IC logic families
  8. TTL and CMOS logic
  9. Boolean algebra
  10. Karnaugh maps
  11. Adders and subtractors
  12. Multiplexers and demultiplexers
  13. Occupational health and safety legislation
  14. Workplace rights and compliance
  15. Hazardous materials and WHMIS
  16. Hazard identification and risk assessment
  17. Types of hazards and health hazards
  18. Noise hazards and control
  19. Heat and cold stress
  20. Ventilation and exposure control
  21. Respirators and protective devices
  22. Lock-out tag-out try-out
  23. Safety signs PPE and electrical safety
  24. Fire safety confined spaces and housekeeping
  25. First aid CPR and emergency response
  26. Number systems and code conversion
  27. NAND as a universal gate
  28. Boolean laws verification
  29. Combinational logic circuits
  30. 4-bit adder/subtractor and BCD adder ICs
  31. Latches and flip-flops
  32. Counters and Mod-N counters
  33. Shift registers
  34. Simulation of digital circuits
  35. Microcontroller basics
  36. Microcontroller pins and I/O ports
  37. Basic programming and sensor interfacing

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Analog and digital signals

Analog signals vary continuously in time and amplitude, while digital signals are discrete in both time and amplitude, represented by binary levels. Mastering the distinction, conversion processes, and signal characteristics is essential for the NUC CCMAS, NBTE, and NCCE exams because many engineering problems involve selecting appropriate signal types and analysing their behaviour in circuits and systems.

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