General skills such as soldering and using a multimeter.

Binary is a fundamental part of understanding compound CVs, we will show how base 2, the binary numbering system works and also explore and learn other common number bases including octal (base 8), and hexadecimal (base 16) and their relationship to decimal. Binary is a fundamental part of understanding compound CVs, we will show how base 2, the binary numbering system works and also explore and learn other common number bases including octal (base 8), and hexadecimal (base 16) and their relationship to decimal.

By the end of this short course, you will be able to:

  • Convert between bases
  • Understand each base
  • Recognise the integers of each type
Course information:
Cost: £10.00
Different number bases
The exponential conversion
Converting Decimal to binary
Octal: To and from Binary and decimal
Hexadecimal: to and from Binary and decimal
Allow:
Course: 0 Hrs 55 Min.
Quizes: 0 Hrs 40 Min.

This comprehensive soldering course is designed for individuals ranging from beginners to experienced hobbyists looking to enhance their skills in soldering components, track and wires.

Participants will gain confidence in executing reliable and durable connections through structured lessons that start with fundamental techniques and progress to more advanced applications. The course is user-friendly, with content presented in manageable segments, ensuring accessibility for all learners.

With guidance throughout, attendees will be well-prepared to undertake various soldering projects and achieve professional-level results.

Course information:
Cost: £35.00
An overview of soldering
Safety precautions
What can be soldered?
Choosing tools and materials
The Essential tools
Leaded and unleaded solder
Flux types
The soldering iron
Additional tools
Forms of Solder
Soldering
Preparation and tinning
Making the joint (Wires)
Making the joint (PCB)
Joining metals
Joining wires
Allow:
Course: 2 Hrs 20 Min.
Quizes: 1 Hrs 10 Min.

We equip beginners with the essential skills for measuring voltage, current, and resistance and discuss using both digital and analogue multimeters.

During the course, participants will gain a solid understanding of electrical basics and safety protocols, progressing through hands-on lessons, that cover practical applications such as troubleshooting household appliances and automotive electronics. 
The curriculum emphasises clarity and comprehension, breaking down complex concepts into manageable modules.
By completion, learners will not only become adept at using the multimeter but also gain the ability to approach electronic problems with confidence, enhancing their layout diagnostic and project skills.