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School: Central Maine Community College

Building Construction Technology
Course Format: Classroom
With a focus on residential dwellings and light commercial structures, the Building Construction Technology Program provides comprehensive training in the development of carpentry and related skills. Through a combination of classroom study and assigned shop activities, students obtain practical experience and become broadly familiar with methods and standards commonly associated with the const...
 

Automotive Technology Parts and Service Management
Course Format: Classroom
This program is designed to prepare men and woman for successful careers in automotive parts and service management. Graduates of the program will have the basic technical skills in automotive technology, competencies in business management, and a broad general education in verbal and written communication, computation and problem solving. Students in the program will acquire skills and knowled...
 

Automotive Technology Ford Asset
Course Format: Classroom
The ASSET (Automotive Student Service Educational Training) major is a state of the art two-year program alternating classroom and laboratory training with paid, on-the-job experience, leading to an Associate Degree in Automotive Technology. ASSET is a joint effort of Ford Motor Company, Ford and Lincoln/Mercury dealers, and Central Maine Technical College. Graduates of this program are awarded...
 

Automotive
Course Format: Classroom
The Automotive program is designed to prepare highly skilled technicians for an ever expanding and challenging automotive industry. The program is organized and taught in a manner that meets the standards of the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE). In 1986 the Automotive Technology program was awarded full Master Certification in all eight specialty areas from ASE. Contin...
 

Architectural and Civil Engineering
Course Format: Classroom
The Architectural and Civil Engineering Technology Program prepares individuals to become technicians who are capable of translating the innovative concepts of the professional designer or engineer into functioning systems and structures. In this translation the language of codes, working drawings, specifications, and construction are used. Through a combination of classroom study, assigned pro...
 

Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
The Accounting program provides individuals with broad exposure to general business activities and practices, and an in-depth understanding of fundamental accounting procedures and supporting computerized applications. Specifically, the Associate in Science in Accounting program is designed to prepare students for entry level positions or to advance in accounting related career fields. In add...
 

Construction of a Concrete Frame Building (E-learning)
Course Format: E-learning
This program explores the interaction between engineering design and the techniques of modern construction for a four-story continuous concrete frame hospital. Specific emphasis is placed on the viewpoint of the constructor, along with a pictorial history of the construction of structural components. Among the topics covered are retaining walls, drilled piers and footings, columns, beams, walls...
 

Electrical Circuit Fundamentals (E-learning)
Course Format: E-learning
This course covers the fundamentals of electrical circuit theory, from the viewpoint of electrical power engineers and scientists. Topics covered include charge, voltage, current, resistance, capacitance, inductance, reactance, frequency, period, impedance, admittance, conductance, susceptance, power, and energy. Dc, ac, and transient circuit modes are covered. The work is extended to as polyph...
 

Electric Power System Protection (E-learning)
Course Format: E-learning
This suite of six 0.3 CEUs or 3 PDHs or 3 CPCs courses covers the engineering fundamentals of Electric Power System Protection. System protection is concerned with fault analysis ("short circuit studies"), switchgear, sensors, the detection and removal of faults, and efficient system restoration. This course is designed to benefit engineering personnel concerned with protection is...
 

Electric Motor Application and Selection (E-learning)
Course Format: E-learning
This course covers key factors in electric motor design and operations; how to size a motor for your needs; how to analyze electric motor steady state and dynamic performance; and practical methods to improve performance and save operating costs. Of particular value to design engineers as well as plant operations and maintenance professionals.
 

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