CURRICULUM of COMPETENCY UNIT (CoCU)

Sub Sector INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS

Job Area ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT & APPLIANCE INSTALLATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING
Competency Unit Title ELECTRONIC SCHEMATIC DRAWING
Electronic schematic drawing is one of the basic types of electronic design diagrams that can either be produced manually by hand
or using drawing application software. By being competent in this Competency Unit, the personnel will be able to identify the basic
Competency Unit Descriptor electronics components, symbols and circuit diagrams. The drawing will be according to design specification. The personnel who
are competent in electronic schematic drawing shall be able to identify electronic schematic design drawing requirements, produce
schematic drawing and confirm drawing approval.
Competency Training Credit
Competency Unit Code Core Level 2 192 10
Type Duration Hours

Attitude / Safety / Training Delivery

Work Activities Related Knowledge Applied Skills Hours Assessment Criteria
Environmental Mode
1. Identify electronic i. Types of drawing tools such 40 hours Lecture i. Drawing instrument
schematic draw- as : and materials
ing requirements  Standard drawing paper determined
ii. Schematic drawing
 Drawing board techniques
 T Square determined
 Set Squares
 Drawing instrument com-
passes/ dividers
 Various pencil
 Electronic schematic
drawing software
ii. Drawing techniques
iii. Drawing symbols
iv. Types of drawing lines such
as:
 Border line
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 Attitude / Safety / Training Delivery
Work Activities Related Knowledge Applied Skills Hours Assessment Criteria
Environmental Mode
 Object line
 Construction line
 Hidden Line
v. Types of lettering, num-
bers and dimensioning styles
such as :
 Standard dimensioning
methods
 Standard numbering
 Standard lettering
vi. Standard symbols
 DIN
 ASA
vi. Active components
vii. Passive components
viii. Types of drawing such as :
 Isometric drawing
 Oblique drawing
 Orthographic Drawing
- Plan, End View and
Top
View
- First Angle and third
Angle

i. Determine drawing in- Attitude : 20 hours Demonstration

strument and materials i. Aware of latest & Observation

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 Attitude / Safety / Training Delivery
Work Activities Related Knowledge Applied Skills Hours Assessment Criteria
Environmental Mode
ii. Determine schematic schematic drawing
drawing techniques tools and materials
iii. Identify various symbols ii. Ensure cleanliness
o drawing
in electronic drawing
iii. Ensure accuracy of
iv. Identify types of draw- drawing
ing iv. Adhere to standard
v. Determine the correct drawing procedures
line for each drawing v. Adhere to interna-
vi. Identify correct lettering, tional standard in
numbers and dimen- dimensioning
method
sioning styles
vi. Adhere to interna-
vii. Identify various drawing tional standard in
lines lettering
vii. Adhere to interna-
tional standard in
numbering

2. Prepare elec- i. Types of drawing tools such 20 hours Lecture i. Drawing elements
tronic schematic as : confirmed
drawing require-  Standard drawing paper ii. Electronic schematic
ments drawing tools
 Drawing board selected
 T Square
 Set Squares
 Drawing instrument com-
passes/ dividers
 Various pencil
 Electronic schematic
drawing software
ii. Drawing techniques
iii. Drawing symbols
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 Attitude / Safety / Training Delivery
Work Activities Related Knowledge Applied Skills Hours Assessment Criteria
Environmental Mode
iv. Types of drawing lines such
as:
 Border line
 Object line
 Construction line
 Hidden Line
v. Types of lettering, num-
bers and dimensioning styles
such as :
 Standard dimensioning
methods
 Standard numbering
 Standard lettering
vi. Standard symbols
 DIN
 ASA
vi. Active components
vii. Passive components
viii. Types of drawing such as :
 Isometric drawing
 Oblique drawing
 Orthographic Drawing
- Plan, End View and
Top
View
- First Angle and third
Angle
i. Confirm drawing instru- Attitude : 20 hours Demonstration
ment and materials i. Cleanliness & Observation

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 Attitude / Safety / Training Delivery
Work Activities Related Knowledge Applied Skills Hours Assessment Criteria
Environmental Mode
ii. Confirm type of drawing ii. Accuracy
iii. Confirm various draw-
ing elements

3. Perform elec- i. Types of drawing tools 40 hours Lecture i. Electronic schematic

tronic schematic such as : drawing produced in
drawing  Standard drawing paper accordance with de-
sign requirement
 Drawing board ii. Drawing comparison
 T Square and dimension
 Set Squares checked against de-
 Drawing instrument com- sign specification
passes/ dividers
 Various pencil
 Electronic schematic
drawing software
ii. Drawing techniques
iii. Drawing symbols
iv. Types of drawing lines such
as:
 Border line
 Object line
 Construction line
 Hidden Line
v. Types of lettering, num-
bers and dimensioning styles
such as :
 Standard dimensioning
methods
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 Attitude / Safety / Training Delivery
Work Activities Related Knowledge Applied Skills Hours Assessment Criteria
Environmental Mode
 Standard numbering
 Standard lettering
vi. Standard symbols
 DIN
 ASA
vi. Active components
vii. Passive components
viii. Types of drawing such
as :
 Isometric drawing
 Oblique drawing
 Orthographic Drawing
- Plan, End View and
Top
View
- First Angle and third
Angle

i. Determine the type of Attitude : 40 hours Demonstration

drawing i. Cleanliness & Observation
ii. Produce drawing ac- ii. Accuracy
cording to scale
iii. Produce standard sym-
bols
iv. Utilise method in pro-
ducing electronics drawing
v. Use standard drawing
symbols
vi. Follow Flow of signals
vii. Adhere to standard
drawing style
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 Attitude / Safety / Training Delivery
Work Activities Related Knowledge Applied Skills Hours Assessment Criteria
Environmental Mode
viii. Adhere to standard
drawing symbols
4. Submit electronic i. Submission procedures 4 hours Lecture i. Drawing
schematic draw- ii. Electronic schematic submitted to
ing drawing standard superior
ii. Drawing errors
rectified
i. Submit electronic Attitude : 8 hours Demonstration
schematic drawing ac- i. Cleanliness of & Observation
cording to procedures drawing
ii. Accuracy of draw-
ii. Confirm electronic
ing elements
schematic drawing is
produced according to
standard

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Employability Skills

Core Abilities Social Skills

01.01 Identify and gather information 1. Communication skills

02.01 Interpret and follow manuals, instructions and SOP’s 1. Conceptual skills
2. Interpersonal skills
02.04 Prepare brief reports and checklist using standard form
3. Multitasking and prioritizing
03.05 Demonstrate safety skills
4. Self-discipline
06.02 Comply with and follow chain of command
5. Teamwork
06.01 Understand system 6. Learning skills
06.03 Identify and highlight problems 7. Leadership skills

Tools, Equipment and Materials (TEM)

ITEMS RATIO (TEM : Trainees)

1. Test bench 1:5
2. Instrument & Test Equipment 1:1
3. Hand Tools 1:1
4. Tagging material 1:2
5. Equipment Manual 1:1

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REFERENCES

1. Joseph A. Risse. 1968. Understanding electronic test equipment. H. W. Sams 

2. Al Williams. 1993. Build your own Printed Circuit Board (ISBN: 007142783X). Mcgraw-hill 
3. Stephen S. Heineman, George W. Genevro. 1979. Machine Tools Process and Applications. Canfield Press 
4. Cyril W. Lander. 1994. Power Electronics. McGraw-Hill  

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