Courses descriptions, prerequisites, dates and times:

• Basic Automotive Maintenance
  • Automotive Fundamentals
  • Electrical Systems I (A6)
  • Electrical Systems II (A6)
  • Engine Repair (A1)
  • Brake Systems (A5)
  • HVAC (A7)
• Blueprint Reading
  • Blueprint Reading (non-industry specific)
  • for HVAC Technicians
  • for Electrical Technicians
  • for Welding Technicians
• Carpentry
  • Basic Carpentry
• Core/Support Courses
  • Basic Employability Skills for the Construction  Industry
  • Intro to Personal Computers for Technicians
  • Preparatory Mathematics
• Electrical
  • Electrical Control Systems
  • Intro to Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC)
  • National Electric Code
  • Residential Wiring
    • Level I
    • Level II
  • Commercial Wiring (Including NEC®)
• HVAC
  • Heating Theory
  • Heating Lab
  • Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Theory
  • Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Lab
• Plumbing
  • Basic Plumbing
• Small Engine Repair
  • Level I
  • Level II
• Weatherization
  • Installer I Program
  • Installer II Program
• Welding
  • Arc Welding
    • Level I
    • Level II
  • MIG & TIG Welding
  • Pipe Welding
    • Basic Level I
    • Basic Level II
  • Advanced Level I
  • Advanced Level II

Automotive Fundamentals    $310 + $90 lab
The fundamentals course will provide the student with basic automotive cognitive and psychomotor skills. Areas to be covered include tool usage, math fundamentals, vehicle maintenance, shop safety, and a general introduction to the automotive system.

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Automotive Electrical Systems I (A6)     $310 + $90 lab
This course is designed to teach the fundamentals of electricity/electronics and magnetism and their relationship to automotive electrical systems. Laboratory experience includes building of electrical circuits, using Ohms Law, calculating circuit design and applications, understanding electrical symbols, and reading schematics. Testing/overhaul of starting and charging systems and body related components are also included.
Prerequisite: Automotive Fundamentals

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Automotive Electrical Systems II (A6)     $310 + $90 lab
This course is a continuation of EYY 720.
Prerequisite: Automotive Electrical Systems I (A6)

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Automotive Engine Repair (A1)    $310 + $90 lab
This course is designed to teach the theory of operation, construc-
tion and function, internal combustion engines and supporting systems. Lab experience includes proper safety/tool and equipment usage, measurements, servicing internal engine components, and engine malfunction diagnosis.
Prerequisite: Automotive Fundamentals

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Brake Systems (A5)    $310 + $90 lab
This course is designed to teach the students theory of operation, components, servicing and repair of (standard/ power) drum, disc
and anti lock brake systems. Laboratory experience includes hydraulic system servicing, drum and disc rotor service, power
assist diagnosis, and anti lock brake system diagnosis.
Prerequisite: Automotive Fundamentals &
Automotive Electrical Systems I (A6)

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HVAC (A7)    $310 + $90 lab
This course provides the student with training in the fundamentals of heating and air conditioning systems; the basic theory of operation, air pollution problems, and the diagnosis, repair, and service procedures for manual and automatic temperature control systems. Lab experience includes operational checks of the system, replacement of components, trouble shooting of systems malfunction, and the handling/safety of Freon. Textbook required.
Prerequisite: Automotive Fundamentals &
Automotive Electrical Systems I (A6)

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Blueprint Reading (non-industry specific)    $310 + Text
Learn to read and interpret residential and light commercial construction drawings. Requires textbook.

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Blueprint Reading for HVAC Technicians    $310 + Text
Learn to read and interpret HVAC electrical schematics and HVAC shop drawing.

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Blueprint Reading for Electrical Technicians    $310 + Text
Learn to read and interpret residential and light commercial electrical drawings based on the current NEC®.

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Blueprint Reading for Welding Technicians    $310 + Text
Learn to read and interpret welding and shop drawings with an emphasis on welding symbols.

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Basic Carpentry    $310 + $90 lab
Instruction includes the proper use of measuring tools, an intro-duction to current building codes, and a review of applicable blueprint reading and math skills. Labs include the proper use of hand and power tools, layout procedures, building material applications and rough framing.

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Basic Employability Skills
for the Construction Industry    $35
This three hour course identifies the roles of individuals and companies in the construction industry. The training focuses on key workplace issues relative to successful employment.

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Intro to Personal Computers for Technicians    $310 + $90 lab
(Limited to 14 students)
This course is designed to teach the technician a working knowledge of how a computer works and how to do word processing and spreadsheets in a Windows environment.

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Preparatory Mathematics    $400
Operations of whole numbers, fractions, decimals, measurement, percents, basic algebra, and basic trig are applied to exercises and practical problems found in the maintenance & wastewater fields. Students will learn the essential features, operation, and use of a calculator.

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Electrical Control Systems    $310 + $90 lab
Covers electrical principles, components, meters, schematic diagrams, & systems applied to small and large HVAC equipment. Demonstrates installation procedures related to the correct size and type of conductors utilized in electrical panels and equipment.
Prerequisite: Preparatory Mathematics

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Intro to Programmable    $310 + $90 lab
Logic Controllers (PLC)
This course provides hands-on instruction on how PLC’s work, how they are programmed, and how to edit programs. Students will be
able to understand the basic building block of an industrial PLC. as well as run & troubleshoot computer generated ladder logic industrial processes. Required textbook.
Prerequisite: Residential Wiring - Level I,
Intro to Personal Computers for Technicians or Experienced Electrician

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National Electric Code    $310 + Text
This extremely practical study reviews the Journeyman’s electrical examination and provides examples of formulas, NEC-related problems, and definitions. (Based on current NEC) Text required.

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Residential Wiring - Level I    $310 + $90 lab
Provides a comprehensive u nderstanding of basic electrical principles and concepts, along with technical skills in residential wiring. Class includes "hands-on" and classroom instruction.

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Residential Wiring - Level II    $310 + $90 lab
A continuation of Residential Wiring - Level I with emphasis on "hands-on" application. Requires current NEC® code book.
Prerequisite: Residential Wiring - Level I

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Commercial Wiring (Including NEC®)    $310 + $90 lab
This theory and "hands-on" course is designed to develop basic understanding of commercial electrical systems. NEC® is emphasized.
Prerequisite: Residential Wiring - Level II

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Heating Theory    $310
Basic understanding of the different types of heating systems. Students are introduced to oil, electric, gas, heat pumps, and hydronic heating systems. Emphasis will be placed on heating fundamentals and theory of operation.

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Heating Lab    $310 + $90 lab
This course is a lab continuation of Heating Theory with “hands-on” applications and troubleshooting techniques. Requires lab manual
and goggles.
Prerequisite: Heating Theory & Electrical Control Systems

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Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Theory     $310 + Text
Introduction to refrigeration & air conditioning fundamentals. Covers definitions, physics, refrigerants, theory and operating principles, and safety procedures.

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Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Lab    $310 + $90 lab
This course is designed to give the student “hands-on” skills relating to refrigeration and air conditioning systems. Test equipment and instruments needed for troubleshooting will be used. Requires googles.
Prerequisite: Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Theory &
Electrical Control Systems

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Basic Plumbing     $310 + $90 lab
Provides theory and "hands-on" instruction in threaded pipe, waste systems, fastenings, water systems, heating water, and fixture installation. Requires textbook.

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Small Engine Repair - Level I     $245
Learn the theory of operation, how to service and troubleshoot the starter, ignition and fuel system; maintenance and tune-up procedures. The student will study 2- and 4-cycle engines used in lawn mowers, weed eaters, chain saws, snow blowers, and marine engines.

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Small Engine Repair - Level II     $245
This is the next step after Level I for those who want to specialize in small engine repair. This includes complete engine and drive service, diagnosis, inspection, and overhaul of systems.
Prerequisite: Small Engine Repair - Level I

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Weatherization Installer I Program    $310 + $90 lab
Upon completion of this course, the student will have an understanding of theory, methods, installation of weatherization materials. Along with demonstrations, the student will participate in hand-on applications of job safety, hand tool use, blower door components, dry wall patching, and installation of weather stripping,
a door threshold and sweep, caulk and foam a joint, insulation, insulate water pipe and a hot water heater, install glazing and cut plexiglass.

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Weatherization Installer II Program    $310 + $90 lab
This course combines the set up procedures associated with equipment and field analysis for finding and measuring air leakage using the Blower Door. The training will move into advanced techniques utilizing the manometer and other tools along with the detection of air leakage paths through zonal testing. Pressure pan testing will also be covered.
Prerequisite: Weatherization Installer I

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Arc Welding - Level I     $320
(Limited to 8 Students)
This course provides "hands-on" training in Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW). Beginning class includes welding safety, machine set up, welding symbols, types of joints, and electrode classification. Students must be prepared to weld at the first class. Requires safety glasses, long pants, and work shoes.

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Arc Welding - Level II     $320
(Limited to 8 Students)
This advanced welding course covers vertical and overhead positions. Students must be prepared to weld at the first class. Requires safety glasses, long pants, and work shoes.
Prerequisite: Arc Welding - Level I

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MIG & TIG Welding    $320
(Limited to 8 Students)
This course provides "hands-on" training in two popular inert gas welding processes, Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG) and Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (TIG). Students must be prepared to weld at the first class. Requires safety glasses, long pants, and work shoes.

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Pipe Welding - Basic Level I    $310 + $90 lab
(Limited to 8 Students)
This 20-hour hands-on course focuses on the Shield Metal Arc Welding process of pipe welding. The training will consist of booth instruction and practice in the areas of pipe fitting, beveling, electrode selection, joint preparation and welding.

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Pipe Welding - Basic Level II    $310 + $90 lab
(Limited to 8 Students)
This 20-hour course is a continuation of Basic Pipe Welding I.
Various welding positions including 2G and 5G rotation will be covered.
Prerequisite: Pipe Welding - Basic Level I

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Pipe Welding - Advanced Level I    $310 + $90 lab
(Limited to 8 Students)
This 20-hour course builds on the Basic Pipe Welding courses and focuses on the skills required for code welding. Basic Pipe Welding II is a pre-requisite to this course or a vertical open-butt and overhead welding test.
Prerequisite: Pipe Welding - Basic Level II

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Pipe Welding - Advanced Level II    $310 + $90 lab
(Limited to 8 Students)
This 20-hour course is a continuation of Advanced Pipe Welding I.
Prerequisite: Pipe Welding - Advanced Level I

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