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413 380 - Industrial Wiring Concepts |
Introduces the features and functions of electrical equipment in an industrial setting. Students build the skills required to interpret line diagrams and use them to wire control circuits. Emphasizes control circuits most commonly found in a manufacturing setting. Must be an Electricity program student or Industrial Wiring Certificate student or have dean approval. (Prerequisite: Program student or consent of instructor)
3.000 Credit hours 18.000 Lecture hours 90.000 Lab hours Syllabus Available Levels: Undergraduate Schedule Types: Combined Lecture/Lab Electricity Division Electricity/Electronics Department Course Attributes: One-Year Technical Diploma, Material Fee Category 03, Mtrl Fee Cat 03 Diploma, Out of State Fees-Tech Dipl, Senr 60&Over Waiv Allwd (TD), Student Accident Insurance Fee Restrictions: Must be enrolled in one of the following Programs: Industrial Wiring Certificate Electricity Must be assigned one of the following Student Attributes: Core 31-413-1 Electricity |
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