Air Conditioning, C.A.S.

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Major Code: 220

This is a program designed to provide the technical knowledge and skills required of persons employed in the air conditioning industry. Students completing the program will be able to find employment in the areas of residential and commercial air conditioning, installation, maintenance and service.

In addition to General Education Outcomes, upon completion of the program, graduates will be able to:

1. Demonstrate scientific and engineering principles to cooling processes.

2. Create an estimate for a customer for a residential installation.

3. Plan and design piping projects.

4. Design a proper duct system.

5. Install comfort cooling equipment.

CIP CODE: 15.0501

Fall Semester (15 credits)

APT 103 - Safety Hazard Recognition 2 Credit(s)
APT 104 - Safety Applications 1 Credit(s)
ENG 115 - Technical Writing 3 Credit(s)
RAH 100 - Basic Refrigeration I 3 Credit(s)
RAH 102 - Refrigeration Controls 3 Credit(s)
RAH 110 - HVACR Piping Skills 3 Credit(s)

Spring Semester (15 credits)

APT 155 - Electrical and Electronic Fundamentals 3 Credit(s)
MATH 101 - Intermediate Algebra 3 Credit(s)
or
MATH 109 - Mathematics of Business and Finance 3 Credit(s)
MEC 120 - Motors and Motor Controls 3 Credit(s)
RAH 209 - Forced Air Systems/Duct Layout 3 Credit(s)
RAH 235 - Comfort Cooling 3 Credit(s)

Total: 30 credits

IMPORTANT GRADUATION INFORMATION: ORNT 090 is a graduation requirement. See your advisor to determine if you have met this requirement.