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1 ELECTRIC LEAGUE OF ARIZONA SPRING 2010 CONTINUING EDUCATION Electrical Class Schedule Certificate Programs Electrical Technology Degree Facility Maintenance Technician Program Phone: Fax:

2 Take Advantage of Our Continuing Education Knowledge is Power How can continuing education benefit you and your career? The Electric League of Arizona makes it easy for you to enhance your professional skills by offering a wide variety of educational opportunities. Whatever your skill level, from the person looking into a new career in the electrical field to the master electrician, the Electrical Technology program offers courses to improve your knowledge, job skills and earning potential. Broaden Your Horizons with a Degree in Electrical Technology Increase your knowledge in the electrical field while increasing your career options! Courses taken earn credit towards an Associate of Applied Science degree in Electrical Technology. Nothing says you are serious about your career like a college degree! Certificate Programs Go to the head of your field with these certificate programs: Residential Wiring Commercial Wiring Industrial Wiring Certificate of Completion in Electrical Technology Facilities Maintenance Learn Specific Skills Need to expand your skill base in a specific area? Take any of our individual course offerings and learn the skills that will take you to the next level in your career while earning three college credit hours per class through the Maricopa Community College system. We Will Even Come to You! Increase the skills of your staff while improving retention and recruitment with the Electric League's In-House Program. Our certified instructors can bring their real world, hands-on experience directly to your company with a wide selection of either seminar style or full course offerings. We can even design a specialized certification program to meet your specific training needs. Course Materials Textbooks can be purchased from the Gateway bookstore at The Electric League of Arizona is in the Same Business as You Are The Electric League of Arizona, a statewide nonprofit trade association founded in 1960, is dedicated to serving the electrical and energy management industries in promoting the efficient use of electrical energy. Affiliated organizations include the Arizona Heat Pump Council, Arizona Electric Council, Arizona Lighting Council, Arizona Energy Management Council, Arizona Plumbing Council, Arizona Roofing Council, and the Arizona Evaporative Cooling Council. Easy Registration Fill out the registration form found on pages 3 or 6 and return it to the Electric League. Per Prop. 300 new students will also need to prove In-State residency by providing a copy of their AZ Driver s License or ID. Failure to do so may result in being charged the Out-of State fee. You may fax your registration and ID to the education department at , or if you have questions, call our education hot line at Payment must be received seven (7) days prior to the class starting date. Cancellation Policy A full refund will be issued only if written notice of cancellation is received seven (7) days prior to class starting date. All registrations received by fax or mail are considered confirmed reservations, unless canceled within the proper time frame. All courses are subject to cancellation if minimum enrollment requirements are not met. No shows: Participants are charged the full fee amount if they register but do not attend. Due to the amount of courses we hold each season, we do not provide a written or verbal confirmation. Electric League of Arizona 2702 N. 3rd Street Ste. 2020, Phoenix, Arizona Phone: Fax:

3 GO TO THE HEAD OF YOUR FIELD With These Certificate Programs RESIDENTIAL WIRING CERTIFICATE Description: The Residential Wiring Series will start to build a foundation of fundamental electrical skills in residential applications. This series prepares the student for ICBO/IAEI certification exams on one and two family dwellings plus the code portion of the C-11 contractor s license exam. Upon successful completion of the series you will be awarded a Certificate of Completion and will be prepared to progress to the Commercial Wiring Series. Required Courses: ELE 101 Beginning Algebra for Technology ELC 119 Concepts of Electricity & Electronics ELC 123 Residential Electrical Wiring & Codes ELC 162 Electrical Codes & Inspection I ELC 164 Grounding & Bonding COMMERCIAL WIRING CERTIFICATE Prerequisites: Completion of the Residential Wiring Series Description: The Commercial Wiring Series builds upon your knowledge of residential applications and provides you with greater depth in skills and commercial electrical applications. This series prepares the student for the ICBO/IAEI electrical general certification exams and the code portion of state contractor s L-11 license exam. Upon successful completion of the series you will be awarded a Certificate of Completion and will be prepared to advance to the Industrial Wiring Series. Required Courses: ELC 120 Solid State Fundamentals ELC 163 Electrical Codes & Inspection II ELC 217 Electric Motor Controls ELC 125 Commercial Electrical Wiring & Codes INDUSTRIAL WIRING CERTIFICATE Prerequisites: Completion of Commercial Wiring Series Description: The Industrial Wiring Series continues to develop your knowledge of advanced electrical skills, typical of industrial applications. This series prepares the student for the ICBO/IAEI plan review certification. Upon successful completion of this series you will be awarded a Certificate of Completion and will be prepared to advance to the Electrical Technology Series. Required Courses: ELC 124 Industrial Wiring & Codes ELC 210 AC/DC Machinery ELC 218 Variable Frequency Drives ELC 219 Programmable Controllers (This replaces ELC 144) ELC 298 Special Projects CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION IN ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY Prerequisites: Completion of the Industrial Wiring Series. Description: The Electrical Technology program is designed to prepare students for employment as electrical technicians, journeyman and master electricians. The experienced technician who demonstrates quality workmanship, willingness to learn, organizational and communication skills will find opportunities to move into other jobs within the industry such as management, sales, field service, business ownership or teaching. Required Courses: ENG 101 Freshman English ENG 111 Technical Writing ELE 105 Algebra for Technology ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY (Issued by GateWay Community College) Requirements: 70 Credits Total 2.0 GPA Overall Technical Program: 45 Credits General Studies: Classes Technical Program: BPC 121 Introduction to Computers MS DOS Operating Systems Credits ELC 119 Concepts of Electricity & Electronics 3 ELC 120 Solid State Fundamentals 3 ELC 123 Residential Electrical Wiring & Codes 3 ELC 124 Industrial Electrical Wiring & Codes 3 ELC 125 Commercial Electrical Wiring & Codes 3 ELC 162 Electrical Codes & Inspection I 3 ELC 163 Electrical Codes & Inspection II 3 ELC 164 Grounding & Bonding 3 ELC 210 AC/DC Machinery 3 ELC 217 Electric Motor Controls 3 ELC 218 Variable Frequency Drives 3 ELC 219 Programmable Controllers (This replaces ELC 144) 4 ELE 101 Beginning Algebra for Technology 3 ELE 105 Algebra-Trigonometry for Technology 5 ELC 298AA Special Projects 1-3 ELC 298AB Special Project II (If needed) 1-3 General Studies: ENG 101 First Year Composition 3 ENG 111 Technical Writing 3 COM 230 Small Group Communication 3 CRE 111 Critical Reading for Business and MAT 122 Industry (Or equivalent assessment) 3 Intermediate Algebra Accelerated (Or equivalent by assessment) 3 HUM 101 General Humanities 3 CHM 130 Fundamental Chemistry 3 CHM 130LL Fundamental Chemistry 3 SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology 3 ELC 219 Programmable Controllers (This replaces ELC 144) 3 2

4 The ELA Institute for Facility Maintenance Education Sponsored by About the Program: This program has been designed by industry educators and practitioners, associated with the Electric League of Arizona s education department and the Arizona Heat Pump Council. This session will be taught by the League s lead electrical instructor and the lead instructor for the Arizona Heat Pump Council education program. Upon completion of this 16 week 2 nights a week program, successful students will receive a Certificate of Completion and Facility Maintenance Master Technician Patches. (A C average or better is required for successful completion.) HVAC Curriculum: The HVAC training will include a comprehensive review of HVAC theory and examine commercial systems, residential style equipment, water source heat pumps, and chillers with special emphasis on troubleshooting techniques. Refrigeration Theory I Refrigeration Theory II Refrigeration Components Charging & Piping Air Flow Dynamics A/C Control Systems I A/C Control Systems II A/C Control Systems III Commercial Systems I Commercial Systems II Water Source Heat pumps Chiller Systems HVAC Systems Review HVAC System Troubleshooting I HVAC System Troubleshooting II Review & Final Quiz Course Coverage Electrical Curriculum: The electrical training will include a comprehensive review of basic electrical fundamentals; practical installation, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting techniques, with an emphasis on electrical safety procedures. Concepts of Electricity I Concepts of Electricity II Basic Circuitry I Basic Circuitry II Basic Circuitry III Commercial & Industrial Buildings Practical AC Circuits Commercial & Industrial Practical AC Power Delivery Building Systems Control Systems Electrical Codes and Standards Basic AC/DC Rotating Electrical Machinery Variable Frequency Drive Systems I Variable Frequency Drive Systems II Electrical Power Quality Commercial & Industrial Electrical Troubleshooting I Electrical Troubleshooting II The Importance of Electrical Safety Facility Maintenance Program Registration Tuition (Space is limited register early) $850 ELA Member/$900 Non-Member (Tuition includes Modern Refrigeration & Industrial Electricity Text) Tuition reimbursement may be available upon the successful completion of the program. Contact the Institute for information at Dates: January 19 - May 6, 2010 Time: 6pm-8:50pm Location: Electric League Training Center, 2702 N. 3rd Street Suite 2020, Phoenix, AZ HVAC Program, Tuesdays Electrical Program, Thursdays Student Name: Contact person: Company: Daytime Phone: **Fax: Last 4 digits of SSN: Mailing Address: City: State:AZ Zip: Are you a member of the Electric League of Arizona? Yes No Operated by FACILITY MAINTENANCE Technician Program Method of Payment: Payment must be received prior to start of class. Total: Check enclosed #: M/C Visa Credit Card #: 3 Digit Code: Exp Date: Exact name on card: Signature: Billing Address if different: State:AZ Zip: Cancellation Policy: A full refund will be issued only if written notice of cancellation is received seven (7) days prior to the class start date. All registration received by mail, or fax are confirmed registrations, unless canceled within the proper time frame. All courses are subject to cancellation if minimum enrollment requirements are not met. No-shows: participants are charged the full amount if they register but do not attend. Due to the number of classes we hold each season, we do not provide confirmation. Please initial here indicating you have read and understand the cancellation policy. **We may use this fax number to inform you of similar educational courses. Please return application and fees to: Electric League of Arizona N. 3rd Street Ste. 2020, Phoenix, Arizona Fax or call for more information. 3 A

5 SPRING 2010 Class Schedule All ELC and ELE classes earn three college credits, unless noted otherwise, and meet once a week at Gateway Community College.** Fees for ELC classes are $252 for ELA Members* and $287 for Non-Members*. Textbooks are additional and may be purchased at the Gateway Community College Bookstore. (No classes March 15-19, 2010 Spring Recess) ELC CONCEPTS OF ELECTRICITY & ELECTRONICS Dates:... Thursdays, January 28 - May 20, 2010 Instructor:... Elmer Tepper Learn the principles of electric circuits, magnetism and electromagnetism including basic motors and generators. Understand the use of basic measuring instruments. This course also includes an overview of electronics in the modern world. Who Should Attend: Highly recommended for entry level electrical workers, utility and distributor personnel or anyone wanting to understand the basics of electricity. ELC SOLID STATE FUNDAMENTALS Dates:...Wednesdays, January 27 - May 19, 2010 Instructor:... TBD Theory of operation of semi-conductor devices, component and system construction, operation, installation, and service. Specific and practical application in relation to temperature, light, speed and pressure control. Includes amplifiers, power supplies, integrated circuits, fiberoptics, and safety. Who Should Attend: Entry level electrical or electronic workers, utility and distributor personnel or anyone wanting to understand the basic of electronics. Prerequisites: ELC119 or permission of the instructor. ELC RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICAL WIRING & CODES Dates:... Tuesdays, January 26 - May 18, 2010 Instructor:... Daniel Turley Discover more about electrical fundamentals, electrical connections, service installation, outlet and switch wiring, residential wiring methods, the use of conduit, appliance installation, and estimating. Who Should Attend: This class will help journeymen, apprentices and contractors upgrade their residential skills. ELC ELECTRICAL CODES & INSPECTION II (NEC II) Dates:... Tuesdays, January 26 - May 18, 2010 Instructor:...Elmer Tepper Fees:... $252 Members/$287 Non-Members National Electric Code is reviewed. Local inspection practices and requirements are also discussed. Who Should Attend: This course is of great value to the electrical apprentice, journeyman, contractor or anyone seeking to improve their Code knowledge. ELC GROUNDING & BONDING Dates:... Mondays, January 25 - May 17, 2010 Instructor:... Bill Twardy Grounding and Bonding terminology including National Electric Code (NEC) Articles 250. Interpreting code requirements for grounding and bonding. Code requirements for field installation also covered. Who Should Attend: Electrical apprentices, journeyman, contractors, inspectors, facility management or anyone seeking to upgrade their knowledge of the code. ELC AC / DC MACHINERY Dates:... Mondays, January 25 - May 17, 2010 Instructor:... Ray Palmer Principals and operation of AC and DC motors, generators, and alternators. Includes single-phase motors along with induction, synchronous, and wound-rotor types three-phase motors. DC motors including shunt-field, series field, woundrotor, permanent magnet, stepper and Brussels types. Who Should Attend: Anyone needing a working knowledge of AC/DC motors, generators, and alternators. This includes electricians, contractors, engineers, facility maintenance, equipment sales and service, supervisors, managers and planners. Prerequisites: ELC119 ELC INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL WIRING & CODES Dates:... Thursdays, January 28 - May 20, 2010 Instructor:... Steve Holmquist An in depth study of industrial electrical low, medium and high voltage power systems. Selection of electrical distribution components, single and three phase systems, online diagrams, motors, transformers, protective devices, power factor, demand factor, conductor selection, system planning, grounding and energy management. Who Should Attend: This class will help upgrade the skills of those journeyman and advanced apprentices who are competent commercial wireman. Prerequisites: ELC125 or permission of instructor. Electric League of Arizona 2702 N. 3rd Street Ste. 2020, Phoenix, Arizona Phone: Fax:

6 spring 2010 Class Schedule (continued) Non-Credit Classes ELA 13...NEC 2008 CODE UPDATE Date:... Saturday, March 6, 2010 Time:...8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Instructor:... Elmer Tepper Fees:... $235 Members/$265 Non-Members Note: Course fees include a copy of the 2008 National Electric Codebook and lunch. ($50 off for those w/ Codebooks) About the Course: This full-day class will cover modifications in the NEC and discuss why the rule changes were made. Topics also include safety aspects of the NEC changes, conflicting rule changes, how to apply rule changes to realworld projects, and how the rule changes affect overhead costs. Steve Holmquist: Mr. Holmquist holds an L-11 commercial electrical contractor s license and is a registered maintenance supervisor for the City of Phoenix. He has managed building activities for a wide variety of production and building systems for Phoenix Newspapers, Inc. for over ten years. Mr. Holmquist has eighteen years experience in teaching electrical and electronic technology courses accredited with the community colleges. Richard Shaner: Mr. Shaner is President of Mech-Line Services, LLC, specializing in variable frequency drive automation and controls, including U.L. integration and factory service and training on 480V variable frequency drives of all designs. He has been instructing at Maricopa Community Colleges since 1996 and teaching factory level courses on troubleshooting, design and programming for a decade. Elmer Tepper: Mr. Tepper entered the electrical industry as an electrician and worked in this field for almost fifteen years. After receiving his BSEE degree, he worked in electrical engineering design and project management for a variety of industrial, commercial, and institutional facilities. After receiving his MS degree, he provided specialized consulting for many high tech projects. His most recent work had been developing and conducting training seminars and quality assurance programs. David Williams: Mr. Williams has been in the HVACR industry in Arizona for over thirty years. David s background includes both residential and commercial service. Mr. Williams has been instructing HVAC classes for over 22 years, including over 10 years with the Arizona Heat Pump Council. James Egan: Mr. Egan has over twenty years experience in the electrical industry. During those twenty years he has taught for North America Technical College, he owned his own electrical contracting business until he merged with a solar electrical distributor to specialize in urban and rural design. Mr. Egan is currently employed with a local electrical contractor where he runs the service division and supervises new commercial projects and residential remodels. ELA ELECTRICAL SAFETY FOR COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES Date:... Saturday, April 10, 2010 Time:...8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Instructor:... David Turley Fees:... $235 Members/$265 Non-Members (Fees include Continental breakfast, lunch and hand-outs) Course description: An overview of NFPA 70E 2009 including: Arc Flash and Arc Blast Hazards, Flash Protection and approach boundaries, Hazard Risk Categories and selection of appropriate PPE, Lockout Tagout procedures, general Electrical Safety related to electricity, in Commercial and Industrial facilities. Recommended Safety Practices and OSHA Codes. Who Should Attend: Highly recommended for Facility Maintenance Technicians and Building Operators, Electricians, HVAC technicians and their Supervisors. Note: Fees include a copy of NFPA 70E Quality Instructors Mean Quality Education William Twardy: Mr. Twardy has over thirty years experience in the electric industry with specific experience in: electric utility systems engineering, customer service and market research. Specific functions include management, design of electric power distribution systems for a variety of commercial and industrial facilities, and the design and instruction of courses related to electricity. Ray Palmer: Mr. Palmer has twenty two years experience as an electrician in the United States Air Force. While stationed at Sheppard AFB in Wichita Falls he held the position of instructor supervisor and taught courses in Advanced troubleshooting, Cathodic Protection, Underground Distribution systems, Motors and Motor controls. He has earned a Bachelors degree in Occupational Education and an Associate in Applied Science degree in Instructor Technology and Military Science. He also holds an Associate degree in Mechanical and Electrical Technology. He has since retired from Luke AFB where he was the military electrical supervisor of the Electrical Systems shop. Daniel Turley: Mr. Turley has over 25 years experience in the commercial and residential electrical industry and currently works as a maintenance electrician. He has over 10 years of supervisory experience, including over 6 years as a Licensed Arizona electrical contractor, and has overseen large electrical installations. He is a certified Level 1 Thermographer. One of his current projects is to perform Arc Flash Studies on various buildings in the valley and to apply NFPA 70E to promote electrical safety in the work place. His expertise is in Commercial, Residential and Industrial electrical work but he has general knowledge and understanding of plumbing, HVAC, and maintenance procedures. He has long been interested in vocational education, completing a Master of Education degree in Educational Media and Computers. He has written several computer-based training programs. He also has a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from ASU. Jim Jackson: Mr. Jackson has over 30 thirty years in the electrical industry. He holds a master electrician s license. He spent 12 years working in an industrial factory as an electrical trouble shooter and facility electrician. He also worked in new construction as well as a service technician. Additionally he has electrical sales, superintendent and distribution experience. 5

7 spring 2010 Course Registration *Please read all areas of the registration portion of this form carefully and complete all necessary lines. Student Name: Date: Company: Contact Person: Position: Student ID # or SSN: Mailing Address: City: State: AZ Zip: Daytime Phone: **Fax #: Person/company making payment: Are you a member of the ELA? yes no Are you enrolled in our certificate program? yes no *Date present stay in Arizona began / / (If born in Arizona and resided here continuously since birth use birthdate.) Fees are subject to an out of state/out of county tuition assessment by GateWay if: 1. You have resided in Arizona for less then one year 2. You are not a legal resident. You may still attend all classes, but the fees are an additional $25 per credit hour for under 7 credit hours. The rate increases to an additional $85 per credit hour for over 7 credit hours. Please initial here indicating you have read and understood the GCC Out of State Tuition Policy. Do you require reasonable accommodations: Explain Please note textbooks are additional and may be purchased at the Gateway Community College Bookstore or Builder's Book Depot. Course Title Member Fees* Non-Member Fees* Concepts of Electricity & Electronics $252...$287 Solid State Fundamentals $252...$287 Residential Electrical Wiring & Codes...$252...$287 Industrial Electrical Wiring & Codes $252...$287 Electrical Codes & Inspection II $252...$287 Grounding & Bonding $252...$287 AC / DC Machinery $252...$287 NEC 2008 Code Update $235...$265 Electrical Safety for Commercial/Industrial Facilities....$235...$265 Special Project $ 84/Credit Hour $ 95/Credit Hour Certificate Programs Member Fees* Non-Member Fees* Residential Certificate Fee...$ $ 30 Commercial Certificate Fee $ $ 30 Industrial Certificate Fee $ $ 30 Technical Certificate Fee...$ $ 30 *Method of Payment: Payment must be received prior to start of class. *Fee Total $ Check enclosed #: M/C Visa Credit Card #: 3 Digit Code: Exp Date: Exact name on card: Signature: CC Billing Address if Different: Zip: *Cancellation Policy: A full refund will be issued only if written notice of cancellation is received seven (7) days prior to the class start date. All registration received by mail, or fax are confirmed registrations, unless canceled within the proper time frame. All courses are subject to cancellation if minimum enrollment requirements are not met. No-shows: participants are charged the full amount if they register but do not attend. Due to the number of classes we hold each season, we do not provide confirmation. * (Please initial here indicating you have read and understand the cancellation policy.) *These areas must be read and completed for registration. This supercedes all GWCC cancellation policies. **We may use this fax number to inform you of similar educational courses. Save on Course Fees! Become a member within 30 days of the completion of your course and you can apply the difference in course fees to your membership investment CALL for more information. Please return completed application and fees to: Electric League of Arizona 2702 N. 3rd Street, Suite 2020 Phoenix, AZ Fax or call for more information. A 6

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