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Engineering and Technology
Construction Electricity
Teacher: Code: CELC
Students in this course will learn residential and commercial/industrial wiring in a shop equipped with mock-ups of residential buildings, and a motor control center, which simulates the commercial and industrial environment. Software applications specific to construction electricity will be used to supplement instruction. Electricians-in-training will learn the math and science needed to understand electricity in a practical, hands-on context where theory is always related to real life. Students will practice wiring raceways using Romex and armored cable methods, and bend rigid and thin wall conduits. They will also gain experience working with building plans, specifications and electric codes, as well as reading blueprints and technical sketches. Young electricians will practice residential work, such as:. • wiring lighting outlets, receptacles, switches, and appliances • installing light-duty electrical services They will also practice commercial work, such as: • installing wire, recessed and fluorescent lighting, large service panels, and motor control circuits Students will learn how to install and service: • chime systems and lighting fixtures • conductors, cables, and boxes • electric heat • motors, electrical controls, and transformers • switches and outlets Course Available: Grade 11 Course Length: 2 years Placement: Regular Credits: Up to 4 CTE credits a year Admissions Criteria: Strong math skills, good fine motor coordination, and visual, spatial and color discrimination skills Add to My Class List » |
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