0 or 2 credits
Fall 2025 Lecture Laboratory Lower Division
Principles of code and basic concepts in electrical theory, materials, methods, design and estimating are applied to electrical systems for buildings. Comprehension of electrical construction plans and specifications as well as installation exercises are emphasized through lab experiences.
Learning Outcomes1Demonstrate thorough knowledge of all documents normally used in the electrical construction process including plans and specifications.
2Recognize the applications of commonly used types of electrical materials required in building construction.
3Interpret and evaluate materials selection, installation methods, and proper sizing and installation techniques using the National Electrical Code.
4Illustrate the ability to effectively interact with building construction professionals regarding electrical construction.
5Recall the names, nicknames, applications and rules for commonly used materials in the electrical contracting industry.
6Construct proper electrical systems schematics.
7Assemble the correct components and arrange them correctly to demonstrate basic electrical circuit knowledge.
8Inspect electrical installations and identify rudimentary National Electrical Code violations.
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