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MEA714 — Integrate avionic fundamentals into an engineering task

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What an assessment for MEA714 must cover

68 assessable components: 4 elements (15 performance criteria), 8 performance evidence and 45 knowledge evidence requirements. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Investigate scope of engineering task

  • 1.1Determine task parameters and context
  • 1.2Confirm personal functions and responsibilities, team and support functional group interdependencies and communications
  • 1.3Confirm that task and responsibility is appropriate to qualifications and delegations and that appropriate support including technical and professional assistance is available when required
  • 1.4Determine chain of responsibility for the activity
  • 1.5Determine WHS, regulatory requirements, risk management and organisational procedures

2 Evaluate task for avionic fundamentals requirements

  • 2.1Evaluate methods, processes and workshop techniques required by task
  • 2.2Evaluate avionic fundamentals required by task
  • 2.3Evaluate functions and features of avionic components and systems related to the task
  • 2.4Evaluate software techniques required for basic programming, analysis and graphics

3 Integrate avionic fundamentals

  • 3.1Plan the task
  • 3.2Communicate, cooperate and negotiate with stakeholders, use systems thinking to address contingencies and constraints, problem solving and decision making and continuous improvement to achieve integration task
  • 3.4Integrate avionic fundamentals to achieve task objectives

4 Report results

  • 4.1Report results of investigation, evaluation and integration
  • 4.2Provide documentation, such as diagrams and calculations
  • 4.3Provide documentation, such as modification instructions and maintenance manual or manual amendment and other documentation required by configuration management (CM) or integrated logistic support (ILS) procedures, where applicable

Performance evidence

  • communicating, cooperating and negotiating with stakeholders to achieve integration task
  • determining task parameters and context, chain of responsibility, WHS, regulatory requirements, risk management and organisational procedures
  • confirming personal, team and support personnel tasks and responsibilities
  • evaluating task requirements, principles, techniques, avionic components and systems, including software requirements, and software for basic analysis and graphics
  • planning the task
  • integrating avionic fundamentals to achieve task objectives
  • solve problems and making decisions using systems thinking and continuous improvement to address contingencies and constraints and application of CM and/or ILS procedures
  • reporting and documenting results of investigation, evaluation and integration, diagrams and calculations.

Knowledge evidence

  • WHS and organisational safe working procedures
  • task parameters and broader context
  • personal function and responsibilities
  • chain of responsibility for the activity
  • team interdependencies
  • avionic fundamentals, including:
  • mathematics
  • materials properties
  • mechanics
  • chemistry
  • light, sound and electromagnetic effects, including avoidance of electro-magnetic interference
  • thermodynamics and heating, aircraft air conditioning and cabin pressurisation
  • fluid mechanics
  • fluid power
  • electrical and electronic fundamentals
  • fundamentals of system interfacing and signal conditioning
  • computing
  • graphics, including computer aided design and drafting (CAD) systems
  • typical workshop processes
  • methods and processes, including:
  • basic electrical and electronic control circuit assembly, including production of printed circuit boards
  • wiring and soldering, including high reliability hand soldering
  • simple programming
  • simple interfacing and signal conditioning
  • machining, such as turning, milling, broaching, boring, shaping, planning, drilling, reaming, sawing, grinding and threading
  • hot and cold working processes
  • press operations, such as drawing, punching, cropping and forging
  • fabrication and welding of metals and plastics
  • powder metallurgy
  • heat treatment
  • moulding, casting and forging
  • assembly, sealing, fastening and gluing
  • jigs and fixtures
  • surface plating and coating
  • computer-aided engineering (CAE) processes, such as CAD/computer-aided manufacturing (CAM)/computer- numerically controlled (CNC)/rapid processes
  • functions and features of avionic components and systems, including:
  • electrical systems and related wiring and components (power generation, distribution, circuit protection, control interfaces with hydraulic and pneumatic systems, and caution and warning systems)
  • mechanical and electro-mechanical flight instruments (pitot/static, barometric and gyroscopic) and indication systems (quantity, pressure, temperature and position)
  • electronic systems and components (communications, radio navigation, pulse, display, automatic flight control, flight management and engine management)
  • air conditioning and cabin pressurisation control systems
  • automatic test stations, adapters and software
  • integration of avionic fundamentals required for task
  • communication requirements of task
  • current options and tends in software, including circuit and system layout and simulation
  • integration management methods.

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What does an assessment tool for MEA714 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for MEA714 needs to address all 68 unit components: 4 elements with 15 performance criteria, 8 performance evidence requirements, 45 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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