INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGIES, TRADES, AND MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN
BASIC ELECTRONICS
Learn basic electronics principles, components and functions - including atomic structure of conductors, insulators, and semi-conductors; characteristics of current flow and resistor construction; semi-conductor construction and basic diode types. Electrical Print Reading is the pre-requisite for this course. $529
Sep 18-Sep 28 MTWTh 8 am-12 pm Th
Sep 7-Oct 10 TTh
8 am-10 am 6 pm-9 pm
ELECTRICAL CODE MASTERS
Review the electrical codebook and learn how and where to find articles pertaining to certain subjects. Includes basic electrical problems, one-family dwellings, multi-family dwellings, sizing wire, pipe and junction boxes. $485
Oct 24-Nov 30 TTh 6 pm-9 pm ELECTRICAL FUNDAMENTALS I
Learn the basic concepts of electricity - beginning with atomic structure and electron current flow, including electrical quantities, Ohm’s Law, static electricity, magnetism, resistance, basic DC circuits, electrical units and power measuring instruments. Prerequisite: Basic Math for Electricians. $739
Sep 5-Oct 19 TTh 6 pm-9 pm ELECTRICAL FUNDAMENTALS II
Continue in the study of the fundamentals of electricity and effective troubleshooting techniques on the job with the intermediate concepts of electricity: These include Magnetic Induction, Basic Trigonometry and Vectors, Alternating Current, and Inductance and Capacitance in Series and Parallel Circuits. Prerequisite: Electrical Fundamentals I. $629
Oct 26-Dec 7 Th 6 pm-9 pm ELECTRICAL MOTOR CONTROLS
Learn to work with relays, timers, push buttons, magnetic starters, fuses overloads and wiring practices, all of which are related to industry and motor control. Students will physically connect three-phase motors and control circuits as part of the course. Basic Electronics is the pre-requisite for this course. $529
Oct 4-Oct 17 T Oct 17-Nov 16 TTh 8 am-10 am
MTWTh 8 am-12 pm 6 pm-9 pm
ELECTRICAL PRINT READING
Learn to read and interpret electrical blueprints and schematics used in residential and industrial settings. Emphasis will be on hands-on applications of print reading, circuit knowledge and troubleshooting circuits through the use of prints. Electrical Fundamentals III are pre-requisites for this course. $279
Sep 6-Sep 12 MTWTh 8 am-12 pm AIRPT CEEEM 579 14
AIRPT CEEEM 505 25 AIRPT CEEEM 505 26
AIRPT CEEEM 564 23 AIRPT CEEEM 563 26 VARIABLE FREQUENCY DRIVES
The introduction of Variable Frequency Drives in the workplace has become the path forward for new installations and upgrades in the industry. Understand the basics of PWM (Pulse Width Modulated) drives, Sensorless Vector Control, IGBT Power Outputs, using the industry standard, Allen-Bradley drives, the AB 1336 Plus and Power Flex. Electrical Motor Controls is a pre-requisite for this course. $529
Oct 23-Nov 2 MTWTh 8 am-12 pm Th
8 am-10 am AIRPT CEEEM 552 27 AIRPT CEEEM 503 08
AIRPT CEEEM 562 24 AIRPT CEEEM 562 26
PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLERS
Learn to use the hardware and software associated with the Programmable Logic Controller (PLC), using Allen Bradley PLC trainers and MicroLogix software. Learn the basics of programming, including basic Boolean algebra. Variable Frequency Drives is a pre-requisite for this course. $529
Nov 8-Nov 28 MTWTh 8 am-12 pm T
8 am-10 am TROUBLESHOOTING
Learn to safely and efficiently troubleshoot and locate electrical problems using schematic prints along with electrical measuring tools such as multimeters, clamp-on meters, ammeters, megohmmeters, proximity voltage meters, hand-held oscilloscopes, and other measuring devices. Programmable Logic Controllers is a pre-requisite for this course. $529
Dec 4-Dec 14 MTWTh 8 am-12 pm Th
8 am-10 am AIRPT CEEEM 580 12 AIRPT CEEEM 507 26
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