Course objectives
Designing an electronic device that remains reliable over time requires the design team to be fully aware of the issues involved in the various phases of its development.
The CID+ certification is an important recognition for anyone who obtains it. Given the speed at which technology changes, continuing education becomes necessary for designers to maintain and improve their effectiveness and knowledge.
Course program
Introduction to the IPC CID+ Certification
- Module 1
Design considerations
mini quiz and discussion - Module 2
PCB characteristics
mini quiz and discussion - Module 3
Electrical parameters - Module 4
Component types and assembly - Module 5
Dimensioning and documentation
mini quiz and discussion
Final exam
At the end of the two theory days, a final exam with 120 multiple-choice questions is scheduled; a score of at least 73% correct answers earns the certification. The certification is valid for 2 years from the date of issue.
Who is the course for?
Anyone who designs, develops or manufactures PCBs at any level — from sales and management to procurement and quality.
Anyone who designs, develops or manufactures PCBs at any level — from sales and management to procurement and quality. The maximum number of participants is 15; with a minimum of 4 enrollments the course can be held at the customer’s site. To attend the course, it is necessary to have obtained the CID certification and to have 3–5 years of design experience.
