Introduction to electronics: This section covers the basics of electronics, including circuits, voltage, and current, and provides an overview of the types of electronic devices that students will work with in the course.

Tools and equipment: In this section, students will learn about the various tools and equipment needed for servicing electronics, such as multimeters, oscilloscopes, and soldering irons.

Basic electronic components: This section covers the fundamentals of electronic components, such as resistors, capacitors, and transistors, and teaches students how to identify and test these components.

Circuit analysis: In this section, students will learn how to analyze and troubleshoot electronic circuits using circuit diagrams and schematics.

Circuit repair: This section covers techniques for repairing damaged electronic circuits, including repairing connections and replacing faulty components.

Digital electronics: This section covers the basics of digital electronics, including digital circuits and microcontrollers, and teaches students how to diagnose and repair digital electronics.

Power electronics: This section covers the basics of power electronics, including power supplies and voltage regulation, and teaches students how to diagnose and repair power electronics.

Safety and quality control: This section covers important safety procedures, such as handling delicate components and working with potentially dangerous chemicals, as well as quality control procedures for ensuring that repaired electronics are functioning correctly.

Service documentation: This section covers the importance of maintaining accurate service records and documenting repairs for future reference.

Professional practices: This section covers the ethical and professional practices involved in electronic servicing, including communication with customers and maintaining confidentiality.