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Course Descriptions
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Lewis-Clark State College Catalog
2009-2011 |
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ELECTRICAL
(TECHNICAL AND INDUSTRIAL DIVISION) |
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Subject |
Number |
Min.
Cr. |
Max.
Cr. |
Description |
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ELAPR-100 |
Electrical Theory IA |
3 |
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Provides the apprentice an introduction to the basics of electricity. Topics
include electrical math, hand tools, Atomic theory, Ohm’s Law, series circuits,
parallel circuits, comb circuits, electrical testing, and an introduction to
the National Electrical Code. |
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ELAPR-101 |
Electrical Theory IB |
3 |
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Covers raceways, boxes, fittings, conduit bending, conductors, blueprint
reading, commercial and industrial wiring, and residential wiring. Prerequisite:
ELAPR 100. |
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ELAPR-102 |
Electrical Theory IIA |
3 |
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Study of alternating current, induction in alternating currents, RL series
circuits, capacitors, capacitance in AC, RC series circuits, RL parallel
circuits, RLC series circuits, three phase circuits, transformers, and three
phase transformers. Pre-requisite: ELAPR 101. |
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ELAPR-103 |
Electrical Theory IIB |
3 |
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Study continues with motor theory and application, grounding, boxes &
fittings, conductor installations, cable trays, conductor termination and splices,
installation of electrical services, circuit breakers and fuses, contactors and
relays, and electrical lighting. Pre-requisite: ELAPR 102. |
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ELAPR-104 |
ELEC YEAR 1 |
10 |
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This practicum consists of 2000 hours of on the job training with a
journeyman electrician. Students will obtain experience with basic electricity,
hand tools, atomic theory, Ohm’s Law, series circuits, parallel circuits,
comb circuits, electrical testing, raceways, boxes, fittings, conduit bending,
conductors, blueprint, reading, commercial and industrial wiring, and
residential wiring. co-requisites: ELAPR 100 & ELAPR 101. |
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ELAPR-105 |
ELEC YEAR II |
10 |
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This practicum consists of 2000 hours of on the job training with a journeyman
electrician. Students will experience working with alternating current,
induction in the alternating current, RL series circuits, capacitors, capacitance
in AD, RC series circuits, RL parallel circuits, RLC series circuits, three phase
circuits, transformers, three phase transformers, motors, grounding, boxes &
fittings, conductor installations, cable trays, conductor termination and splices,
installation of electrical services, circuit breakers and fuses, contactors and
relays, and electrical lighting. co-requisites: ELAPR 102 & ELAPR 103. |
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ELAPR-200 |
Electrical Theory IIIA |
3 |
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Builds on Electrical Theory II-B with load calculations, brand circuits and
feeders, conductor selection and calculations, over current protection, raceway
box and fitting fill requirements, wiring devices and distribution equipment. Prerequisite:
ELAPR 103. |
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ELAPR-201 |
Electrical Theory IIIB |
3 |
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Continues from Electrical Theory III-A with distribution system transformers,
electrical symbols and diagrams, lamps, ballasts, and components, logic applied
to line diagrams, hazardous locations, and control devices. Pre-requisite:
ELAPR 200. |
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ELAPR-202 |
Electrical Theory IVA |
3 |
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Intensive advanced study of the National Electrical Code, purpose, definitions,
and general requirements. Information as it relates to code on grounded
conductors, branch circuits, feeders, service calculations and outside brand
circuits, services and over-current protection, grounding and bonding. Prerequisite:
ELAPR 201. |
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ELAPR-203 |
Electrical Theory IVB |
3 |
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Continued intensive advanced study of the National Electrical Code
in surge arresters, TV surge suppressors, wiring methods, conductors
for general wiring, enclosures, cords, and cables, fixture wires, panel boards
and control panels, motors, motor circuits, and controllers, air conditioning
and refrigeration, equipment and generators, transformers, hazardous
locations, pools and hot tubs. Pre-requisite: ELAPR 202. |
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ELAPR-204 |
ELEC YEAR III |
10 |
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This practicum consists of 2000 hours of on the job training with a
journeyman electrician. Students practice load calculations, brand circuits
and feeders, conductor selection and calculations, over current protection,
raceway box and fitting fill requirements, wiring devices, distribution system
transformers, electrical symbols and diagrams, lamps, ballasts and components,
logic applied to line diagrams, motor calculations, solenoids, DC motors
& transformers, motor controls, contactors and motor starters, hazardous
locations, and control devices. co-requisites: ELAPR 200 & ELAPR 201. |
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ELAPR-205 |
ELEC YEAR IV |
10 |
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This practicum consists of
2000 hours of on the job
training with a journeyman
electrician. Students
experience real-life work
using the National
Electrical Code as it
relates to grounded
conductors, branch circuits,
feeders, service
calculations and outside
brand circuits, services and
over current protection,
grounding, bonding, surge
arresters, TV surge
suppressors, wiring methods,
conductors for general
wiring, enclosures, cords
and cables, fixture wires,
panel boards and control
panels, motors, motor
circuits and controllers,
air conditioning,
refrigeration equipment and
generators,
transformers, hazardous locations, pools, and hot tubs. co-requisites: ELAPR
202 & ELAPR 203. |
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