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2223

HVACR Fieldwork, Contracting and Business Operations

HV 275 HVACR Fieldwork, Contracting and Business Operations 4 cr.  (0-0-6)

An advanced laboratory based course in service and installation of heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration systems. Emphasis is placed on completion of specialized laboratory projects involving application, installation, and service engineering of HVAC/R equipment and technical reports of such work. The course creates a professional atmosphere in order to help the student make the transition from educational to professional practice and orient them to the business and industrial environment in which this discipline operates.

Advanced Commercial Refrigeration

HV 271 Advanced Commercial Refrigeration 5 cr.  (2-1-4)

This course is designed to continue in advanced study of commercial refrigeration and air conditioning systems and their application. Topics will include all areas of the system, including advanced electrical wiring and control strategies, advanced troubleshooting, and installation and repair of air conditioning and refrigeration equipment. Pressure regulating controls, complex piping components and special refrigeration applications are emphasized.

Advanced Hydronics

HV 270 Advanced Hydronics 4 cr.  (2-0-4)

This course introduces the student to the fundamentals of hydronic heating and cooling systems and the use of water as a heat transfer medium. Other topics covered include: pump sizing, domestic hot water, control applications, and piping.

Principles of Air Delivery Systems

HV 260 Principles of Air Delivery Systems 3 cr.  (1-0-4)

This is a course designed to familiarize the student with air flow as applied to forced air comfort systems and the apparatus used to deliver it. Students will layout and fabricate sheet metal ducts, study air flow principles and measurements, and test and balance air distribution systems. They will also learn about various duct configurations and how duct work is applied to an indoor air quality system.

ACR System Principles and Methods

HV 174 ACR System Principles and Methods 4 cr.  (2-0-4)

This course is designed for continued study of mechanical refrigeration and cooling. Students will use knowledge obtained in previous courses to learn how components operate as a system. Residential and light commercial ACR equipment will be studied with emphasis placed on air conditioning systems, electrical faults and troubleshooting and refrigerant management laws. This course will prepare students for the EPA Section 608 certification examinations.

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