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School: Vatterott College - Cleveland

Peripherals and Data Communication
Course Format: Classroom
Peripherals and Data Communication, 10 weeks/11 Quarter Credit Hours. Students will learn to install and troubleshoot computer peripherals, utilize the Internet, and will be introduced to data communication technology. Peripherals included will be Laptop/Notebook Computers, Printers, Scanners, Modems, CD-Writers and Zip Drives.
 

Linux/MS Office
Course Format: Classroom
Linux/MS Office, 10 weeks/11 Quarter Credit Hours. Students will understand the operation of Linux and MS Office Suite. Students will become familiar with the Linux operating system and will learn the basics of Microsoft Office. The focus will be on History, Creating Users, Line Commands, Initialization Files, GUI (Graphical User Interface), MS Word, MS Excel, MS Access and MS PowerPoint.
 

DOS/Hardware
Course Format: Classroom
DOS/Hardware Fundamentals, 10 weeks/11 Quarter Credit Hours. Students will understand computer terminology and the theory of computer operation. Students will become familiar with aspects of the MS-DOS operating system. Instruction will focus on Operating Systems Concepts, Installation and Configuration, Hardware Fundamentals, File Management, Disk Drive Types, and Troubleshooting.
 

Commercial Environmental Systems
Course Format: Classroom
Students will understand systems that control the heating, ventilation and air-conditioning equipment in commercial buildings. They will learn how these systems work, and the operating limits of Direct Digital Controls and pneumatic controlling of VAV, VVT and HVAC Systems. The student will also learn about indoor air quality (IAQ) and what affects it.
 

Hydronics, Steam and Troubleshooting
Course Format: Classroom
Hydronics, Steam and Troubleshooting, 10 weeks/11 Quarter Credit Hours. Students will understand basic components, pipefitting configurations, and controls for low-pressure steam and hydronic heating systems, as well as troubleshooting of basic gas, safety, and operating controls. Student will also learn to troubleshoot system design problems and will take the Air Conditioning and Refrigeration...
 

HVAC Systems and Controls
Course Format: Classroom
HVAC Systems and Controls, 10 weeks/11 Quarter Credit Hours. Students will understand how to calculate the heating, cooling and ventilation requirements necessary to obtain comfort air conditioning for residential and small commercial buildings. They will understand how to use the Manual J load form and size the air distribution system as well. Also included in this course is an introduction to...
 

Air Conditioning and Comfort Systems
Course Format: Classroom
Air Conditioning and Comfort Systems, 10 weeks/11 Quarter Credit Hours. Students will understand basic components of an air-conditioning unit in order to properly troubleshoot, service and charge air-conditioning systems in residential and small commercial heating & cooling systems. Students will apply theory of operating split air-conditioning systems in the lab and will also learn to wire and...
 

HVAC Mechanic
Course Format: Classroom
This program is designed to prepare the graduate with the theory and working knowledge to work in an entry-level position in service, installation, operation and proper sizing of residential and light commercial heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration systems. This program includes training in basic electrical and refrigeration theory, schematics, troubleshooting, soldering, br...
 

Carpentry
Course Format: Classroom
Carpentry, 10 weeks/11 Quarter Credit Hours. Students will learn basic carpentry work, selecting correct tools and materials for the job, repairing stairs and surface of walls, framing and installation of windows and doors, building internal walls, and painting and wallpapering techniques.
 

Plumbing, Low Pressure Steam and Hydronics
Course Format: Classroom
Plumbing, Low Pressure Steam and Hydronics, 10 weeks/11 Quarter Credit Hours. Students will learn basic plumbing and pipefitting practices and principles. Students will understand basic components, piping configurations, and controls for low-pressure steam and hydronic heating systems, as well as performing basic troubleshooting.
 

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