ISC0100 Cyber-Electronics , 6.0 ECU
The content of the course is reflected by competencies of which anyone is associated with amount of credit units.
Each competency skills are measured by ability levels in the range 0..127. During studying results of every action (e.g. solving tasks) are automatically evaluated and ability levels and forgetting speed
levels are adjusted. Decisions (concering grade and crossing the critical threshold of 77) are based on ability levels which are predicted for 16 weeks into the future.
A learner has all the time full picture about ability levels in the form of a competence map , for particular course, sum of credit units for abilities that have reached the critical level 77, the amount of credit units confirmed in class tests and a graph representing achieving final grade as a plot in coordinates credit units vs ability levels.
Grade zones combined from credits and ability levels are shown as an example in Figure. Vertical axis represents ability levels and credit units are on horizontal axis.
Yellow line — shows confirmed states and its right end marks available grade. Black line — shows my current state if all the competences done would be confirmed.

Course ISC0100 , having description in ois is divided into following competences: (1ECU=1000mECU)
A learner has all the time full picture about ability levels in the form of a competence map , for particular course, sum of credit units for abilities that have reached the critical level 77, the amount of credit units confirmed in class tests and a graph representing achieving final grade as a plot in coordinates credit units vs ability levels.
Grade zones combined from credits and ability levels are shown as an example in Figure. Vertical axis represents ability levels and credit units are on horizontal axis.
Yellow line — shows confirmed states and its right end marks available grade. Black line — shows my current state if all the competences done would be confirmed.

Course ISC0100 , having description in ois is divided into following competences: (1ECU=1000mECU)
Competence | mECU |
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µ (micro) | 30 |
AC admittance, C | 100 |
AC admittance, L | 100 |
AC scope- frequency set | 80 |
ADC | 100 |
Ammeter is short circuit | 60 |
AND | 60 |
Average PWL | 90 |
Average sine | 90 |
Average square | 90 |
BJT | 100 |
Capacitor energy | 50 |
Capacitors in parallel | 50 |
Current divider | 80 |
Current measurement | 50 |
Current mirror | 50 |
Current sign | 50 |
Current source and resistor in series | 60 |
Current source is open circuit | 80 |
Current unit | 40 |
Darlington transistor | 50 |
dB/dec | 50 |
DC transmittance, current | 60 |
DC transmittance, voltage | 60 |
Decibels | 80 |
Digilogic - Flip-flop | 50 |
Digilogic - Flip-flop - Counter | 50 |
Digilogic - Flip-flop - JK | 50 |
Digilogic - Flip-flop - RS | 50 |
Digilogic - Flip-flop - T | 50 |
Digilogic - HomeWork | 500 |
Diode | 60 |
Diode forward voltage | 40 |
Diodes in series | 80 |
Forward bias | 70 |
Frequency response, 1st order, amplitude | 50 |
Frequency response, 1st order, phase | 50 |
Frequency response, 2nd order, amplitude | 50 |
Frequency response, constant, amplitude | 50 |
Frequency response, constant, phase | 50 |
I=V/R | 70 |
Incoming current equals to outgoing | 80 |
Inductor energy | 50 |
Inductors in series | 70 |
k (kilo) | 20 |
Lab AC voltage measurement | 30 |
Lab Amplifier | 60 |
Lab Comparator | 30 |
Lab Conductance unit | 30 |
Lab Corner frequency | 100 |
Lab Current divider | 100 |
Lab Current measurement | 30 |
Lab Current sign | 30 |
Lab Current unit | 30 |
Lab decibels | 60 |
Lab Generator | 30 |
Lab Incoming current equals to outgoing | 50 |
Lab Measuring amplitude | 50 |
Lab Measuring phase | 70 |
Lab Measuring resistance | 30 |
Lab Measuring, Digital meter | 30 |
Lab Multimeter, AC voltage | 30 |
Lab Multimeter, DC current | 30 |
Lab Multimeter, DC voltage | 60 |
Lab Multimeter, range selection | 30 |
Lab Opamp | 70 |
Lab Phase sign | 60 |
Lab Resistance unit | 30 |
Lab Resistors in series | 50 |
Lab Resonance frequency, series | 70 |
Lab Sum of incoming currents is zero | 30 |
Lab Time constant | 80 |
Lab Time constant, RC | 50 |
Lab Transfer calculation | 60 |
Lab Voltage divider | 100 |
Lab Voltage measurement | 30 |
Lab Voltage sign | 30 |
Lab Voltage sum in loop is zero | 100 |
Lab Voltage unit | 30 |
LED | 60 |
Log | 70 |
M (mega) | 20 |
m (milli) | 20 |
Measuring amplitude | 50 |
Measuring oscilloscope | 60 |
Measuring resistance | 30 |
Multimeter, AC voltage | 60 |
Multimeter, DC current | 60 |
Multimeter, DC voltage | 60 |
Multimeter, resistance | 60 |
NAND | 60 |
NOR | 60 |
Norton circuit and resistor in series | 80 |
Norton circuit and open circuit voltage | 60 |
NOT | 60 |
OpAmp amplifier | 80 |
OpAmp, finite gain | 50 |
Open circuit equals zero current | 40 |
OR | 60 |
Phasors: LC parallel | 90 |
Phasors: RC parallel | 90 |
Phasors: RL parallel | 90 |
Power | 40 |
Resistance unit | 30 |
Resistors in parallel | 80 |
Resistors in series | 80 |
RMS: combined | 60 |
RMS: rectangular | 85 |
RMS: sine | 85 |
RMS: triangle | 85 |
Signal average value | 90 |
Signal RMS value and power | 100 |
Step response: CR | 75 |
Step response: LR | 75 |
Step response: RC | 75 |
Step response: RCR | 75 |
Step response: RL | 75 |
Step response: RLR | 75 |
Sum of incoming currents is zero | 40 |
Sum of outgoing currents is zero | 40 |
Thevenin circuit | 50 |
Thevenin circuit and short circuit current | 50 |
Time constant | 80 |
Time constant, RC | 60 |
Transformer | 60 |
Twopole, linear | 50 |
V=R*I | 60 |
V=Ω*A | 70 |
Voltage divider | 80 |
Voltage divider, loaded | 30 |
Voltage measurement | 40 |
Voltage sign | 80 |
Voltage source and resistor in parallel | 60 |
Voltage source and resistor in series | 60 |
Voltage source is short circuit | 80 |
Voltage sources in series | 60 |
Voltage unit | 50 |
Voltmeter and resistor in series | 50 |
Voltmeter is open circuit | 60 |
W (watt) | 40 |
XNOR | 60 |
XOR | 60 |
Zero current implies zero voltage | 80 |