APR 213 HVAC Systems 4

This is the fourth course of a four- term sequence in HVAC theory and application. This class identifies basic systems common to this industry with emphasis on water treatment, indoor air quality, building management, system design, air balancing, and commercial and industrial refrigeration. In addition, concepts in alternative and specialized heating and cooling systems, as well as crew leadership are explored. This class is designed for Oregon state-recognized apprentices working in the HVAC/R trade.

Credits

4

Course Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:
1. Demonstrate knowledge of basic water system application including analysis and treatment as it pertains to HVAC systems
2. Demonstrate knowledge of basic indoor air quality and how to comply with established Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) standards
3. Demonstrate knowledge of residential and commercial energy conservation scenarios , and the relationship of commercial energy conservation and building management systems
4. Demonstrate knowledge of basic heating and cooling system design and air balancing
5. Identify and troubleshoot basic commercial refrigeration systems and alternative and specialized heating and cooling systems
6. Describe basic fundamentals of crew leadership