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NV­1715­2068 v2
Title: AN/USM­636 SERIES COMMON OPERATOR/MAINTAINER INTERMEDIATE MAINTENANCE
Course Number: C­198­3069.
Location: Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training Unit, North Island, San Diego, CA
Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training Unit, Oceana, VA.
Length: 3 weeks (112 hours).
Exhibit Dates: 1/13–Present.
Learning Outcomes: Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to operate an automated electrical test system for
troubleshooting, repair and validation of electronic avionics components.
Instruction: Methods of instruction include laboratory, lecture, and practical exercises. General course topics include automated
test system hardware and software, schematic connection diagrams, and testing plans.
Methods of Assessment: Methods of assessment include performance rubrics (checklists).
Related Competencies: Avionics systems laboratory topics include avionics test equipment, fault isolation, malfunction
identification, and system troubleshooting.
Credit Recommendation: In the lower­division baccalaureate/associate degree category, 1 semester hour in avionics systems
laboratory (6/13)(6/13).
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