Electrician Module 1
A Practical Approach to Electrical Work
The Electrical Trade Today and Tomorrow
Safety First: Fire and Shock
Electrical Connections
The Electricians Best FriendThe Multimeter
Now You Try It: Practical Exercises You Can Do Today
A Parts List for the Future
Electrician Module 2
Electricity
The Electron
Conductors and Insulators
Volts, Amperes, and Ohms
Resistance and Conductance
Meters
Ohm's Law
Power and Voltage Drop
Series and Parallel Circuits
Sources of Electricity
Friction, Heat, Pressure, Light and Magnetism
Motors
Direct Current and Alternating Current
Vectors and Sinusoidal Waveforms
Capacitance, Inductance, Reactance, Impedance and Resonance
Transformers
Semiconductors, Diodes and Transistors
Amplification and Rectification
Electrician Module 3
Residential Wiring: An Introduction
General Information for Installations
Electrical Symbols and Outlets
Lighting and Small Appliance Circuits
Wiring Methods
Switch Controls
GFCIs
Electrician Module 4
Residential Wiring: Lighting
Lighting Fixtures, Ballasts and Lamps
Lighting Branch Circuits for the Front Bedroom, Master Bedroom, Bathroom, Hallways, Front Entry, Porch, Kitchens, Living Room, Study/Bedroom, Garage, Rec Room and Workshop
Special Purpose Outlets: Water Pump, Water Heater
Electrician Module 5
Residential Wiring: Special Circuits
Waste Disposals, Dishwashers
Ceiling Fans, Attic Fans
Air Conditioning, Electric Heating
Gas and Oil Central Heating Systems
Low Voltage Systems
Security Systems, Remote Control Systems
Pools, Spas, Hot Tubs
Electrician Module 6
Commercial Electrical Wiring
Plans and Specifications
Entry Level Electrical Working Drawings
Computing the Electrical Load
Branch Circuit Installation
Motor and Appliance Circuits
Upper Level Electrical Working Diagrams
Panelboard Selection and Installation
Electrical Service Equipment
Emergency and Standby Power Systems
Fuses and Circuit Breakers
Low-Voltage Remote Control Lighting
The Cooling System
Electrician Module 7
Industrial Electrical Wiring
Construction Plans and Site Work
Transformers and Over Current Protection
Feeder Bus Systems
Panel Power Boards and Protective Devices
Trolley Busways
Wire Tables and Conductor Size
Motors, Controllers and Installation
Ventilation and Air-Conditioning
System Protection, Circuit Breakers, and Coordination
Lighting Protection and Site Lighting
Programmable Logic Controllers
Hazardous Locations and Safety
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This program is specifically designed to serve as an introduction or enhancement of the theoretical knowledge required for the vocational application of this subject. It is intended to help individuals in the furtherance of their vocational training and is not intended as a substitute for licensing or certification requirements, which may include an apprenticeship or additional training, as required by law.
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