EVTECH - Electric Vehicles’ maintenance and safety skills for car technicians
EVTECH aims to improve the supply, quality and relevance of Vocational Education and Training (VET) in the automotive industry.
Course curriculum
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Welcome Activity!
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Welcome to the EVTECH VOOC!
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What is the EVTECH VOOC?
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Module 1 - Contents
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Module 1 - Presentation: EV Essentials
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Module 1 - Learning Unit 1: Overview of Electric Vehicle (EV) Technology
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Module 1 - Learning Unit 2: Currently available implementations
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Module 1 - Learning Unit 3: EV architecture (Main components)
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Module 1 - Learning Unit 4: Energy storage systems
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Module 1 - Learning Unit 5: Battery recharge
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Module 1 - Learning Unit 6: Operation of electric motors
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Module 1 - Case Studies
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Module 1 - Questions and Answers
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Module 1 - Multiple Choice Questions
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Module 2 - Contents
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Module 2 - Presentation: Electric Vehicle and Electronic Principles
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Module 2 - Learning Unit 1: Direct Current Motor Vehicle Electrical Circuits - Principles and Properties of Magnetism as Applied to Motor Vehicle Circuit Devices
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Module 2 - Learning Unit 2: Interpretation of Wiring Diagrams
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Module 2 - Learning Unit 3: Circuit Protection Devices
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Module 2 - Learning Unit 4: Earthing Principles and Methods
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Module 2 - Learning Unit 5: Diagnosis, Repair & Maintenance of Electric & Electronic Systems
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Module 2 - Case Studies
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Module 2 - Questions and Answers
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Module 2 - Multiple Choice Questions
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Module 3 - Contents
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Module 3 - Presentation: Practical Application of EV Technologies and Measuring on an EV
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Module 3 - Learning Unit 1: Basic High Voltage System Explained - Full Hybrid
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Module 3 - Learning Unit 2: Basic High Voltage System Explained - Plug in Hybrid
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Module 3 - Learning Unit 3: High voltage system basic explanation – Full Electric Vehicle
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Module 3 - Assignment 1: Measurement of Charging Cable and the Commutation Between Charging Wire and Charge Control
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Module 3 - Assignment 2: Measurement of Rotation Sensor
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Module 3 - Questions and Answers
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Module 3 - Multiple Choice Questions
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Module 4 - Contents
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Module 4 - Presentation: Batteries and BMS
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Module 4 - Learning Unit 1: Introduction to battery technology – Electricity
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Module 4 - Learning Unit 2: The Application of High Voltage Batteries
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Module 4 - Learning Unit 3: Batteries Including the BMS in Electric and Hybrid Electric Vehicles
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Module 4 - Assignment: Battery Assignment
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Module 4 - Questions and Answers
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Module 4 - Multiple Choice Questions
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About this course
- Free
- 35 lessons
- 6 videos
Discover your potential, starting today
Course content
The course is structured as follows:
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Textual content
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Additional materials (e.g. videos, informative texts)
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Power point presentations
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Practical exercices
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Multiple choice questions
FAQ
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Will I get a Certificate of Completion after completing this course?
Certificates of completion will be awarded to learners who have successfully completed all course activities. The certificates will act as evidence of professional development and skills acquisition; they do not represent an official degree.
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What about timing? Can I take this self-paced?
You can go at your own pace! Within any week of the course, you can look at the materials and take assessments whenever you have time available, regardless of your time zone. The course is completely online and you can access course materials and resources anytime via the web or your mobile device.
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Do I need to take the course in a specific order?
Whereas the course has a modular structure allowing learners to choose the modules and lessons that better address their needs and interests, it is highly recommended that learners take the course in order as each lesson builds upon the previous.
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Can I contact the facilitator?
The EVTECH VOOC is a self-guided course. Nonetheless, you can address your questions and queries regarding learning materials to the project staff at the following email: [email protected].
Project Number: 2022-1-EL01-KA220-VET-000089375
Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.
