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School: Vatterott College - Oklahoma City

Computer Programming
Course Format: Classroom
This program is designed to meet the ever-increasing need for trained computer service & design personnel. A graduate from this program will be able to work at an entry level in either the computer systems engineering or software development fields. The objective of the additional phases required to receive an Associate of Occupational Studies Degree focuses on positions in computer programming...
 

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Course Format: Classroom
This program is designed to meet the ever-increasing need for trained computer service and design personnel. A graduate from this program will be able to work at an entry level in either the computer systems engineering or software development fields. The objective of the additional phases required to receive an Associate of Occupational Studies degree focuses on Advanced Computer Network Techn...
 

Computer Office Assistant
Course Format: Classroom
This program is designed to prepare the graduate with the theory and working knowledge to acquire an entry-level position in a modern computerized office. The program is 60 weeks in length, divided into 6 ten-week phases, for 72-quarter credit hours of theory and associated lab instruction in the areas described below. Each 10-week phase is equal to 12-quarter credit hours. Award Receive...
 

Organizational Communication
Course Format: Classroom
This course is designed to give students the communication skills necessary for establishing and maintaining healthy relationships with co-workers and customers. It focuses on effective communication styles for leaders, managers, and employees and employs different techniques to enhance listening skills, personal leadership, problem solving strategies, and team building principles.
 

AutoCAD
Course Format: Classroom
Students will be introduced to the basic concepts and skills needed to navigate in a computer-aided drafting environment. The students will gain the ability to supply documentation for HVAC installations and operations that can be used as a reference by others. Students will be required to perform HVAC layouts using basic drafting functions and techniques. Basic Math, Geometry, Sketching & Lett...
 

Programmable Logic Controllers
Course Format: Classroom
Students will learn the theory and operation of programmable logic controllers, and will develop and simulate programs for various applications. Addressing Scheme for Inputs and Outputs, Relay Operations, Understanding Ladder Logic, Understanding Schematics, Relay Ladder Diagrams, Timers and Counters, Memory Organization of PLC, Master and Jump Control, Shifting and Comparing Registers, Registe...
 

Solid State Motor Controls
Course Format: Classroom
Students will learn the operation and methods of control for CD motors, programmable controllers and basic digital logic as applied to industry. Semi-Conductive Devices, Digital Logic Control Systems, DC Motor Controllers, AC Motor Controllers, Programmable Logic Controller Operation & Installation
 

Electrical Mechanical Motor Controls
Course Format: Classroom
Students will learn to identify and install motor control circuits and motor control devices. Across-the-line AC Starters, Electric Brakes, Three-wire Control Circuits, Two-wire Control Circuits, Reading & Drawing Motor Control Circuits, Pilot Signaling Devices, Jogging & Plugging Circuits, Synchronous Motors
 

Applied Electrical Technology
Course Format: Classroom
This program is designed to prepare the graduate with the theory and working knowledge to work in the field as an entry-level Electrical Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Mechanic with operating knowledge of Programmable Logic Controllers. The total program length is 90 weeks, consisting of 9 ten week phases for 108 Quarter Credit Hours of theory and associated lab work in the areas describ...
 

Building Maintenance Mechanic
Course Format: Classroom
This program is designed to prepare the graduate with the theory and working knowledge to acquire an entry-level position as a Building Maintenance Mechanic in the maintenance and repair of various types of residential and commercial facilities. The program is 60 weeks in length, divided into 6 ten-week phases, for 72-quarter credit hours of theory and associated lab instruction in the areas de...
 

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