Residential Wiring – One - 31-413-319

CLASS OUTCOMES: The student will ........

• identify the writing methods used in residential wiring.
• recognize the basic standard for electrical work according to the NEC.
• identify the types and use of boxes and fittings used in residential wiring, and demonstrate their methods of installation.
• identify sizes and types of conductors used in residential wiring and demonstrate their methods of installation.
• install a single pole switch using NM cable as specified by the NEC.
• install a 3-way system using NM cable as specified by the NEC.
• group outlets for general lighting circuits for a residential dwelling.

CLASS DESCRIPTIOns

Residential Wiring - Two - 31-413-329

CLASS OUTCOMES: The student will ........

• install a single pole switch using EMT as specified by the NEC.
• install a single pole switch using EMT as specified by the NEC.
• determine the number of circuits required for general lighting and small appliances.
• identify the materials used for overhead and underground services in a residential dwelling and recognize the methods of installation as per the NEC requirements.
• install a multi wire branch circuit, connect to outlets and distribution panel as per the NEC.
• install a small appliance branch circuit for a residential dwelling.
• install a multi outlet assembly as per the NEC.
• install lighting and branch circuits used for dining area, porches, garage, storage area, attics, and utility room.
• install special purpose outlets for an electric clothes dryer, electric range, hot water heater, air conditioner, central heating and cooling unit, garbage disposal and dishwasher.
• install outlets for TV, telephone and signal systems.
• install branch circuits for electric baseboard heating.