Course overview
TESNIX courses are built as practical career launchpads. You work through real electronics workflows with expert guidance, so each concept connects to design decisions, validation, and industry-ready output.
For PCB Designing Course, the learning path is organized around guided practice, review checkpoints, and outputs that can become part of a student portfolio or workplace-ready skill set.
Curriculum
Foundation
- Schematic design basics
- Component selection and BOM creation
- Understanding circuit connectivity
Design & Layout
- Datasheet-based footprint creation
- PCB layout and routing techniques
- Differential pair routing basics
Manufacturing Output
- Gerber file generation
- Drill file creation
- Manufacturing-ready output preparation
Tools & mode
- Duration: 4 weeks online, custom duration for institutions
- Mode: Live online sessions or offline institutional training
Learning outcomes
- Design PCBs independently from scratch
- Work confidently on real-time industry projects
- Understand the complete PCB manufacturing process
- Build a professional PCB design portfolio
- Attend technical interviews with confidence
- Foundation: Schematic design basics
- Foundation: Component selection and BOM creation
Placement support
Eligible students who complete training and actively participate in projects receive support with resume building, portfolio preparation, HR and technical interview practice, mock interviews, and referrals to MNCs and startups.
- Resume and portfolio preparation
- HR and technical interview practice
- Mock interviews with expert guidance
- Project experience that supports referrals
Placement outcomes depend on individual performance, dedication, and successful course completion.
