Troubleshooting Theory and Methodology
This 6-week course is designed to introduce students to the basic concepts and theories of troubleshooting. The course focuses on troubleshooting methodologies that identify a problem and employ manageable, practical steps to correct the problem.
Course Overview
| Course Term | Individual Cost | Credits | Hours |
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$1,249.75 |
3 |
60 |
Troubleshooting Theory and Methodology
Instructor: Wes Pool
Instructor: Anntonett Gillins
This six-week course introduces students to the fundamental concepts and structured methods of troubleshooting in biomedical equipment technology. Participants learn systematic approaches to identify problems, determine probable causes, test hypotheses, implement solutions, verify outcomes, and make adjustments as needed.
Equally important is documenting each step, including actions taken, results, and lessons learned, ensuring quality and accountability in maintenance practices. The course uses guided discussions, case studies, and shared field experiences to reinforce these skills, preparing students to solve technical issues efficiently and effectively in real-world healthcare environments.