Required knowledge includes: avionic engineering techniques and related technologies, software and hardware associated with implementing scientific principles in engineering solutions and related to appropriate engineering applications the limitations of avionic engineering techniques and associated technologies, software and hardware the relevance of scientific principles to avionic engineering the applicability and limitations of an extensive range of avionic engineering techniques and associated technologies, software and hardware the choice of avionic engineering scientific principles for particular applications the applicability of particular avionic engineering techniques and associated technologies, software and hardware to specific applications the choice of avionic engineering techniques and associated technologies, software and hardware for particular applications the method of application of the scientific principles fundamental and derived quantities common systems of units the procedure for converting between systems of units common prefixes used with units and their values the procedure for ensuring coherent units for meaningful solutions to equations the concept of significant figures the uncertainty of computations based on experimental data procedures for determining the significance of figures in calculations procedures for estimating errors in derived quantities the method of application of the mechanical engineering techniques and associated technologies, software and hardware the significance of the calculation solution style in relation to the original task the significance of the non-calculation solution style in relation to the original task Required skills include: applying advanced scientific principles relevant to avionic engineering analysing the given situation to determine what is required in the manner of a solution analysing the given situation to determine which avionic engineering scientific principles are selected selecting appropriate avionic engineering techniques and associated technologies, software and hardware to suit the application/s applying appropriate avionic engineering principles in determining the required solution applying and manipulating formulas and calculations for engineering applications using the correct units to solve engineering calculations checking the validity of equations using a systematic method for ensuring coherent units applying avionic engineering techniques and associated technologies, software and hardware in a manner appropriate to the application and identified scientific principles referring solutions to the original aim of the application quoting solutions in appropriate units and using appropriate significant figures presenting solutions referring to the original aim of the application |