The Innovation for Environmental Change 2021 International Student Design Competition (#PCBeTheChange) engages student teams to help address common environmental concerns using Altium’s educational tools with Arduino hardware.
It is not a hard-fast rule that you should take the Full Spectrum or Boot Camp if you answer, for example, only 20 questions correctly.SAN DIEGO-( BUSINESS WIRE)-Altium LLC, the leading printed circuit board (PCB) software company, is partnering with the IPC Education Foundation (IPCEF) and Arduino to launch the first student electronics design challenge to engage, educate, and enhance printed circuit board (PCB) design capabilities while developing STEM solutions to environmental challenges. We provide this quiz as a guideline only. The quiz is developed based on Altium Designer 21. This 4-day course will help you gain a significant advancement of proficiency and knowledge in the use of Altium Designer. Full Spectrum dives deeper into the PCB editor features, such as rigid-flex, via types, advanced routing, planes and polygons, and design rules. Though Full Spectrum is based on our Boot Camp course offering, it moves at a faster pace, covering more detail in each section, and includes enhanced exercises. Our Full Spectrum, by far the most popular, course was created for PCB designers having prior EDA tool experience but limited experience with Altium Designer. For example, if you have taken a course based on Altium Designer 17 or prior, you might consider the Full Spectrum course refresher. However, you might still consider taking the Full Spectrum class. If you answer 24 or more questions correctly, you are ready for the Spec Ops course. Once you complete this quiz, we believe it will be clear to you which of the three classes you should sign up for. To help you determine for yourself, we have put together a 30- question knowledge inquiry. Of course, our answer is "it all depends.". Which of the three classes should I take? We get the following question quite often from students who want to take make sure their time and money is spent on the 'right' course:
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