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Human Resources Career Experience
2 cr.
Students can select any hands-on experience related to: Internship, Field Research, Service Learning, Capstone, Industry Related or International Experience. Instructor approval required. (Prerequisite: 10-105-103, Career Fundamentals; 10-116-111, Employee Recruitment/Retention; 10-116-115, Legal Issues & Compliance; 10-116-112, Compensation and Benefits)
HVAC Air Systems 1
3 cr.
The study of Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) equipment, air measurement, applications, installation, and service. (Prerequisite: 10-601-241 HVAC Installation, 10-601-231 HVAC Refrigeration/AC 1, 10-601-221 HVAC Heating 1)
HVAC Electricity 2
2 cr.
Lockout-tagout procedures and electrical safety, introduction and troubleshooting of basic HVAC electromechanical components. (Prerequisite: 10-601-211 HVAC Electricity 1)
HVAC Electricity 3
3 cr.
Typical HVAC sequences, HVAC wiring schematics, and HVAC control troubleshooting. (Prerequisite: 10-601-241 HVAC Installation, 10-601-231 HVAC Refrigeration/AC 1, 10-601-221 HVAC Heating 1, 10-601-212 HVAC Electricity 2, 10-601-251 HVAC Air Systems 1)
HVAC Electricity 4
3 cr.
Induction to induction motor theory and application, variable frequency drive application, electronically commutated motors, controls, and troubleshooting. (Prerequisite: 10-601-213 HVAC Electricity 3)
HVAC Heating 2
2 cr.
Gas furnace combustion principles and component functionality. (Prerequisite: 10-601-212 HVAC Electricity 2)
HVAC Heating 5 Hydronics
3 cr.
Hydronic heating system design, installation, and service. (Prerequisite: 10-601-224 HVAC Heating 4)
HVAC Refrigeration/AC 2-EPA
2 cr.
Industry standard refrigeration service practices and EPA certification. (Prerequisite: 10-601-211 HVAC Electricity 1)
HVAC Refrigeration/AC 4
3 cr.
Troubleshooting air conditioning systems, repair, component replacement, commissioning, and an introduction to ductless split. (Prerequisite: 10-601-233 HVAC Refrigeration/AC 3)
HVAC System Troubleshooting
3 cr.
HVAC soft skills, invoice writing, diagnostic skill development, and live troubleshooting of HVAC equipment problems. (Prerequisite: 10-601-214 HVAC Electricity 4, 10-601-225 HVAC Heating 5-Hydronics, 10-601-261 Design Applications)
Hydraulic/Pneumatic Systems
2 cr.
Covers but is not limited to hydraulics principles, system schematics and symbols, pumps, valves, cylinders, motors, accumulators, filters, reservoirs, hydraulic seals, fluids, maintenance, and safety rules. (Prerequisite: 10-412-101 Diesel Service Fundamentals)
Hydraulics and Hydrology
3 cr.
Hydrostatic pressure, continuity of flow, conservation of energy, flow in pipes under pressure, open channel flow, sewer design, rainfall, urban and agricultural runoff. (Prerequisite: 10-804-113, College Technical Math 1A with a "C" or better)