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2019-2020 College Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Electrical Technology, CC

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(CELC2)

Minimum Credits: 30

Tuition Hours: 46.29

Classroom Hours: 723-747

Gainful Employment Information may be found at https://www.kirtland.edu/static/gainful-employment/CELC2.pdf

Core Courses: 3.5 credits (87.5 classroom hours)

COR 10001 Basic Safety 0.5 cr.
COR 10002 Introduction to Construction Math 0.4 cr.
COR 10003 Introduction to Hand Tools 0.4 cr.
COR 10004 Introduction to Power Tools 0.4 cr.
COR 10005 Intro to Construction Drawings 0.4 cr.
COR 10006 Basic Rigging 0.6 cr.
COR 10007 Basic Communication Skills 0.3 cr.
COR 10008 Basic Employability Skills 0.3 cr.
COR 10009 Intro to Materials Handling 0.2 cr.

Electrical Level 1: 4.5 credits (112.5 classroom hours)

ELT 10101 Orientation to the Electrical Trade 0.1 cr.
ELT 10102 Electrical Safety 0.4 cr.
ELT 10103 Introduction to Electrical Circuits 0.3 cr.
ELT 10104 Electrical Theory 0.3 cr.
ELT 10105 Intro to the NEC 0.3 cr.
ELT 10106 Device Boxes 0.4 cr.
ELT 10107 Hand Bending 0.4 cr.
ELT 10108 Raceways and Fittings 0.8 cr.
ELT 10109 Conductors and Cables 0.4 cr.
ELT 10110 Basic ELT Construction Drawings 0.3 cr.
ELT 10111 Residential Electric Services 0.6 cr.
ELT 10112 Electrical Test Equipment 0.2 cr.

Electrical Level 2: 5.8 credits (145 classroom hours)

ELT 10202 Alternating Current 0.7 cr.
ELT 10203 Motors: Theory and Application 0.8 cr.
ELT 10204 Electrical Lighting 0.6 cr.
ELT 10205 Conduit Bending 0.6 cr.
ELT 10206 Pull and Junction Boxes 0.5 cr.
ELT 10207 Conductor Installations 0.4 cr.
ELT 10208 Cable Tray 0.3 cr.
ELT 10209 Conductor Terminations and Splices 0.3 cr.
ELT 10210 Grounding and Bonding 0.6 cr.
ELT 10211 Circuit Breakers and Fuses 0.5 cr.
ELT 10212 Control System and Concepts 0.5 cr.

Electrical Level 3: 6.2 credits (155 classroom hours)

ELT 20303 Load Calculations - Branch Circuits 0.7 cr.
ELT 20304 Conductor Selection and Calculation 0.6 cr.
ELT 20305 Practical Applications of Lighting 0.5 cr.
ELT 20306 Hazardous Locations 0.6 cr.
ELT 20307 Overcurrent Protection 1 cr.
ELT 20308 Distribution Equipment 0.5 cr.
ELT 20309 Transformers 0.5 cr.
ELT 20310 Commercial Electrical Services 0.4 cr.
ELT 20311 Motor Calculations 0.5 cr.
ELT 20312 Voice, Data, and Video 0.4 cr.
ELT 20313 Motor Controls 0.5 cr.

Electrical Level 4: 7 credits (175 classroom hours)

ELT 20404 Load Calculations - Feeder and Serv 0.8 cr.
ELT 20405 Health Care Facilities 0.4 cr.
ELT 20406 Standby and Emergency Systems 0.4 cr.
ELT 20407 Basic Electronic Theory 0.4 cr.
ELT 20408 Fire Alarm Systems 0.6 cr.
ELT 20409 Specialty Transformers 0.4 cr.
ELT 20410 Advanced Motor Controls 0.8 cr.
ELT 20411 HVAC Controls 0.6 cr.
ELT 20412 Heat Tracing and Freeze Protection 0.4 cr.
ELT 20413 Motor Operation and Maintenance 0.4 cr.
ELT 20414 Medium Voltage Termination/Splices 0.4 cr.
ELT 20415 Special Locations 0.8 cr.
ELT 20416 Introductory Skills for Crew Leader 0.6 cr.

Technical Electives: 3 credits (64-75 classroom hours)

Choose from the following options. 3 credits required.

CAP 29901 Internship/Service Learning 1 cr.
CAP 29902 Internship/Service Learning 2 cr.
CAP 29903 Internship/Service Learning 3 cr.
CAP 29904 Internship/Service Learning 4 cr.
ELT 14000 Solar/Wind Energy Systems 3 cr.
ELT 20418 Michigan Laws & Rules 0.6 cr.
MEC 20100 Programmable Logic Controllers 3 cr.
Or select up to 3 hours of technical electives from CAP, ELT, HVC, MEC, MPT, PLB, WLD or other advisor-approved technical elective(s): 0-3 cr.

Minimum Program Credits: 30

Suggested sequence of courses:

Year 1 (Fall) 12 credits

COR 10001 - COR 10009 (3.5 cr.)
ELT 10101 - ELT 10112 (4.5 cr.)
ELT 10202 - ELT 10206 (3.2 cr.)
ELT 10208 - ELT 10211 (0.8 cr.)

Year 1 (Winter) 12 credits

ELT 10207 and ELT 10209 (0.7 cr.)
ELT 10210 and ELT 10212 (1.1 cr.)
ELT 20303 - ELT 20313 (6.2 cr.)
ELT 20405 and ELT 20416 (1.0 cr.)
MEC 20100 (3.0 cr.)

Year 1 (Summer) 6 credits

ELT 20404 (0.8 cr.)
ELT 20406 - ELT 20415 (5.2 cr.)

Note:

Students should seek additional information and/or advising from their academic advisor. For an appointment, please call (989) 705-3600.

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