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Cleveland, United States

School: Vatterott College - Cleveland

Customer Service
Course Format: Classroom
Customer Service, 10 weeks/1 Quarter Credit Hours, This course is designed to assist students in developing specific customer service skills in their new field of training. Students will capture the dynamics of today¡¯s business realities and see the benefits of effective communication when applied to customers in the workplace. In today¡¯s environment, customers call the shots. The student will ...
 

Heating
Course Format: Classroom
Heating, 10 weeks/11 Quarter Credit Hours. Students will understand domestic heating systems including gas and electric furnaces, heat pumps and oil furnaces. Students will apply knowledge of above in lab and will also learn to troubleshoot furnaces and their controls.
 

Refrigeration Fundamentals with Pipefitting
Course Format: Classroom
Refrigeration Fundamentals with Pipefitting, 10 weeks/11 Quarter Credit Hours Students will understand the refrigeration cycle and its basic components in addition to basic principles in refrigeration service procedures and basic principles and practices of pipefitting, soldering, and brazing for residential and light commercial HVAC systems. Great emphasis is placed on safety and environmental...
 

Building Maintenance Mechanic
Course Format: Classroom
This program is designed to prepare the graduate with the theory and working knowledge for an entry-level position in the maintenance and repair of various mechanical systems of buildings. These include large buildings, hospitals, apartment buildings, utility companies and industrial plants. The program consists of 60 weeks, 66 Quarter Credit Hours of Building Maintenance Mechanic theory and as...
 

Programmable Logic Controls (PLCs)
Course Format: Classroom
Programmable Logic Controls, 10 weeks/11 Quarter Credit Hours. Students will study PLCs. Operation, configuration, and programming will be examined. Hands-on training with programmable logic controls and programming the computer will allow the student to understand and correct problems that arise in the industrial use of PLCs.
 

Energy Management Systems
Course Format: Classroom
Students will understand the energy needs of small and large commercial buildings. The students will also become familiar with some of the codes that govern the equipment needed for heating cooling, and ventilation in commercial buildings, and devices available to reduce the energy demands for these needs.
 

Computer-Aided Drafting (CAD)
Course Format: Classroom
The students will study the use of CAD in applications that relate mainly to the creation of electrical and HVAC drawings that are used in the electrical industry. The use of the CAD software program and the relationships of computer hardware and software are explained, teaching the students the tools to supply documentation for electrical installations and operations. The student will use comp...
 

Industrial DC Systems
Course Format: Classroom
Industrial DC Systems, 10 weeks/11 Quarter Credit Hours. Students will study troubleshooting techniques for electrical controls as well as hydraulics and pneumatics. Multiple topics related to industrial DC systems will also be covered. Student instruction will also include Programmable Logic Controls, Fiber Optic Techniques and Semi-Conductor Concepts.
 

Industrial AC Systems
Course Format: Classroom
Industrial AC Systems, 10 weeks/11 Quarter Credit Hours. Students will study various three-phase motor installations, electro-mechanical motor controls and control systems wiring used in modern industrial plants and machinery. Mechanical input control devices and industrial voltage transformer connections and systems are also studied.
 

Commercial Applications/Customer Service
Course Format: Classroom
10 Weeks, 12 Quarter Credit Hours Commercial Applications, 10 weeks/11 Quarter Credit Hours. Students will study commercial hardware and control circuits with an emphasis on National Electrical Code requirements for commercial building installations. Instruction will also include Wiring Raceways, Power Distribution Systems, Commercial Service Entrances and Commercial Blueprint Reading. Custome...
 

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