Electrical Trades / Intergrated Cabling Technology
(2 years / 900 hours)

The scope of this course deals with residential and light commercial electrical wiring, as well as voice, data and video cabling. The fundamental theory and application of circuits, test equipment, transformers, motors and various types of control devices for power, lighting and security are emphasized.
Load calculations for residences and small commercial buildings will be taught. Code requirements and installation methods for various types of cables, conduits (both flexible and non-flexible) and service equipment will be addressed. A basic introduction to the National Electrical Code, as applied to residential and light commercial wiring, will also be part of the program. Electrical theory, up to and including motors, transformers and generators has been added to the program. Voice, data, and video cabling skills, as well as basic telecommunications theory, will be explored. Fiber optic theory, termination and testing is also included. The proper use of tools and safe industry work practices are stressed. Certificates will be presented to students who pass appropriate exams for copper and fiber cabling. Cooperative
Industrial Education opportunities and transition assistance into apprenticeship and work placement are integral to this program.