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Fall 2008 Brochure -
 Electricity & Electronics


BASIC ELECTRICITY I
Become familiar with the theory and principles of electricity, including the concepts of voltage, current, resistance, power, energy, calculation, Ohm's Law, and the relationship of these elements. You'll also cover direct current and receive an introduction to alternating current. Text and calculator required.
ELE0702
9/15/2008-10/20/2008, 10 sessions
6:30 PM-9:30 PM, Days: MW
GARY BENNETT
* CTC C204, $169

BASIC ELECTRICITY II
Continue to expand your understanding of the theory and application of alternating current and its effect in circuits containing inductors, capacitor, transformers, relays, motors, and generators (and a combinations of these components). Text and calculator required.
ELE0704
10/22/2008-11/24/2008, 10 sessions
6:30 PM-9:30 PM, Days: MW
GARY BENNETT
* CTC C204, $169

DIGITAL ELECTRONICS I
Digital Electronics -- a young and growing field. Begin here, learning the basic digital components. Learn how to use different Gates such as OR, AND, NOT, NOR and others, along with basic binary languages such as hexadecimal, Octal and basic binary. Basic Soldering I is included in this curriculum. Prerequisite: Introduction to Electronics or equivalent. Textbook required.
ELE0709
10/14/2008-11/6/2008, 8 sessions
6:30 PM-9:30 PM, Days: TuTh
MARTIN MAURO
* CTC B101, $149

DIGITAL ELECTRONICS II
Continue on to now learn how IC's are made and how they operate. Learn to read and understand information contained on chips and how to turn analog signals into digital and digital signals back to analog. Prerequisite: Digital Electronics I or equivalent. Textbook required.
ELE0710
11/13/2008-12/16/2008, 8 sessions
6:30 PM-9:30 PM, Days: TuTh
MARTIN MAURO
* CTC A114, $149

INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRONICS
Don't let electronics scare you! With the electronic field growing so rapidly, the need for electronic technicians is also increasing. Our focus will be on basic electronics, including AC/DC, resistors, transistors, schematic symbols, diodes components and how components work together. Labs will include changing AC to DC and simple rectifier. All supplies included. Text required. Prerequisite: Basic Electricity I and II.
ELE0708
9/16/2008-10/9/2008, 8 sessions
6:30 PM-9:30 PM, Days: TuTh
MARTIN MAURO
* CTC B101, $149


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RESIDENTIAL WIRING LEVEL I
Covered are the basic and practical aspects of residential wiring components, special purpose equipment, electrical safety, and the National Electrical Code (NEC). Included are electrical symbols, schematics, conductors, switches, fuses, circuit breakers, lighting, and GFCIs. Special purpose equipment includes: water pumps, water heaters, ranges, garbage disposers, ceiling fans, furnaces, air conditioners, TV, telephone, smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, alarm systems, hot tubs, and swimming pools. Text required. Prerequisite: Basic Electricity I or equivalent experience.
ELE0706
9/15/2008-10/1/2008, 6 sessions
6:30 PM-9:30 PM, Days: MW
MARTIN MAURO
* CTC C204, $159

RESIDENTIAL WIRING LEVEL II
Covers the electrical wiring for an entire residential home, done room by room. In addition, the course covers the service entrance calculations and required equipment for the wired home, along with discussion of the homes of the future and residential standby power. Text required. Prerequisite: Residential wiring level I.
ELE0712
10/29/2008-12/3/2008, 6 sessions
6:30 PM-9:30 PM, Days: W
MARTIN MAURO
* CTC C204, $159

SHOP MATH I
Do you find yourself stymied by simple math problems that come up at work or home? Improve your basic math skills,
including the addition, subtraction, multiplication, division of fractions and conversions, decimals and percentages,
graph interpretation, and applied problem solving. Text and calculator required.
ELE0700
10/20/2008-12/8/2008, 8 sessions
6:30 PM-9:00 PM, Days: M
GEORGE MARLATT
* CTC B104, $99

 

 

 


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