UEECD0048 — Undertake computations in an energy sector environment

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103 assessable components: 3 elements (11 performance criteria), 9 performance evidence and 83 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 Determine computation methods

1.1Computational activities are planned and prepared to ensure work health and safety (WHS)/occupational health and safety (OHS) workplace policies and procedures are followed with the work appropriately sequenced in accordance with job requirements
1.2Data for computations is obtained and verified in accordance with workplace procedures to comply with job requirements
1.3Location in which activities are undertaken or data gathered is determined from job outcome requirements
1.4Applicable computation methods are determined and calculations applied relevant to data gathered and job outcome requirements
1.5Information technology needed to carry out the computations is obtained in accordance with workplace procedures

2 Undertake computations

2.1Computations are undertaken and appropriate calculations applied relevant to data gathered and in accordance with job outcome requirements
2.2Unplanned situations are responded to in accordance with workplace procedures in a manner that minimises risk to personnel and equipment
2.3Ongoing checking and validating of the quality/accuracy of the calculation work results are undertaken in accordance with workplace procedures

3 Complete computation activities

3.1Computation results are verified and checked against estimates
3.2Documentation/reports/computations are completed to ensure all job requirements are met
3.3Work is completed and relevant person/s notified in accordance with workplace procedures

Performance evidence

applying appropriate calculation methods relevant to data gathered and job outcome requirements
applying relevant work health and safety (WHS)/occupational health and safety (WHS/OHS) requirements
dealing with unplanned events
understanding transporting instructions
checking transport details against job instruction
obtaining relevant plant and equipment
transporting plant and equipment in accordance with requirements
notifying work completion
undertaking computations in accordance with requirements

Knowledge evidence

energy sector applied mathematical concepts of engineering mathematics with calculus, including:
mathematical linear measurement in engineering situations encompassing:
precision and error in mathematical computations
displaying mathematical outcomes in the correct format using the appropriate significant figures and in scientific notation
perimeters of plane figures, polygons and the perimeter of shapes involving arcs
Pythagoras’ theorem to engineering situations
mathematical spatial measurement in engineering situations encompassing:
areas of combined shapes
volume and surface areas of solids
right triangle trigonometry in engineering problem solving encompassing:
problems using the six trigonometrical ratios
problems involving compass bearings and angles of elevation/depression
trigonometrical concepts in problems involving inclined planes, vectors and forces and electrical sinusoidal waveforms
sine and cosine rules in practical applications encompassing:
sine rule to solve unknown dimensions/angles in triangles
cosine rule to solve unknown dimensions/angles in triangles
mathematical concepts in basic surveying and computation of areas encompassing:
mathematical concepts for radial and triangulation surveys
Simpson’s Rule in engineering applications
basic algebra in engineering calculations encompassing:
basic operations involving substitutions, additions, removal of brackets, multiplication and divisions
solving linear equations
transportation in non-linear equations
linear graphical techniques in engineering problem solving encompassing:
graphing linear functions
deriving equations from graphs and tables
solving simulations equations algebraically and graphically
the best line of fit graphically and determine equation
mathematical computations involving polynomials encompassing:
adding, subtracting and multiplying polynomials
factorising trinomials
solving quadratic equation
mathematical computations involving quadratic graphs encompassing:
graphs of quadratic functions
maxima and minima
graphical solutions of quadratic equations
properties of a parabola
applications of parabolas in engineering applications
trigonometry and graphical techniques in engineering outcomes encompassing:
graphs of trigonometric functions e.g.: V=VmsinV,I=Imcos
addition of equations such as: vsinA + usin( + ) graphically
Simpson’s Rule to determine the average and root mean square values of a sinusoidal waveform
statistical data presentation encompassing:
appropriate presentation of frequency tables, histograms, polygons, stem and leaf plots
advantages of different visual presentations
appropriate sampling techniques for gathering data encompassing:
design of surveys and census
sample data using correct technique
use of the measures of central tendency encompassing:
estimation of percentiles and deciles from cumulative frequency polygons (ogives)
interpreting data from tables and graphs, including interpolation and extrapolation
analysing misleading graphs
measures of dispersion in statistical presentations encompassing:
box-and-whisker graphs
measures of dispersion using variance and standard deviation
standardised scores, including Z-scores
correlation and regression techniques encompassing:
interpreting scatter plots
correlation coefficients
calculate the regression equation and use for prediction purposes
elementary probability theory encompassing:
probabilities in everyday situations
counting techniques: factorials; permutations and combinations
Paschal’s triangle and the normal curve encompassing:
Paschal’s triangle
characteristics of the normal curve
standard deviation and applications to everyday occurrences
probabilities using the normal curve
differential calculus encompassing:
basic concepts - definition of the derivative of a function as the slope of a tangent line (the gradient of a curve); limits; basic examples from 1st principles; notation and results of derivative of k.f(ax + b) where f(x)=x to the power of n, sin x, cos x, tan x, e to the power of x, ln x
rules - derivative of sum and difference; product rule; quotient rule; chain rule (function of a function), limited to two rules for any given function
the 2nd derivative
application - equations of tangents and normals; stationary points; turning points; and curve sketching; rates of change and rectilinear motion
verbally formulated problems involving related rates and maxima: minima
integral calculus encompassing:
integration as the inverse operation to differentiation - results of the integral of k.f(ax + b) where f(x) = x to the power of n, sin x, cos x, sec squared x, e to the power of x
the method of substitution
the definite integral
applications - areas between curves; rectilinear motion, including displacement from acceleration and distance travelled; and voltage and current relationship in capacitors and inductors
differential equations encompassing:
first order and separable linear equations
relevant workplace documentation
relevant workplace policies and procedures

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