Circuit Card Academy

For trainers

Practice the reasoning behind a repair

An open self-study curriculum and bench companion for circuit-card diagnosis.

What learners practice

Read a schematic, predict a measurement, compare hypotheses, recognize setup errors and document the evidence behind a conclusion. The course includes 11 modules, 10 quizzes, 19 simulated faults, guided passive-circuit labs, decision aids and printable forms.

A practical evaluation

Choose a relevant lesson and an unfamiliar drill. Ask the learner to explain the next measurement, a rejected hypothesis and what remains unproved. Review their exported record alongside observed practice using your own controlled procedure. Assess usefulness from those results; the Academy does not claim a measured reduction in training time.

Evidence and boundaries

Reading is self-reported. Quizzes check knowledge; drills check simulated reasoning. A learning-completion record is not an IPC certification, an accredited credential, or authority to repair or release hardware. Your quality system determines what competence evidence is acceptable.

Hosting and data

The downloadable release contains static assets and a local preview server. No account or record-upload service is required. Learner data stays in browser storage until deliberately exported; it is not centrally backed up. Host access logs and host-injected analytics are separate configuration decisions. Review the included deployment instructions and checksums before internal use.

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