Areas Of Study - Lake Area Technical Institute

ET 210
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ET 225
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ET 235
ET 240
ET 245
ET 255
HAZ 100
standards, requirements and issues that are a part of working
with turbines. Course content will include reporting
requirements, documentation, use of technical manuals,
controllers and monitoring systems, other pertinent content.
This course will also instruct the students on gearboxes and
other mechanical systems that make up subsystems of the
turbine. 4 credits
POWER PLANT, WIND AND NUCLEAR
ENERGY FUNDAMENTALS
Students will be introduced to power plant, wind and
nuclear energy concepts and will learn the technical and
safety aspects of operations, the responsibilities of operators,
and the mechanical technology needed for working in
related industrial operations. 1 credit
PLANT OPERATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING
Students will comprehend overall plant operations and
respond to abnormal operating conditions. Students
will also participate in root cause analysis exercises while
troubleshooting different operating scenarios. 2 credits
ETHANOL BIOFUELS PRODUCTION
Instructs in the design, operation, equipment and process
flows of ethanol plants and biofuels facilities -including
biodiesel plants. Provides the ability to interpret basic
flow diagrams and understand related terminology. The
equipment design and operation used in these facilities will
be a focus as well as safety, typical maintenance, and startup/
shutdown procedures. 2 credits
COMPOSITES MATERIAL AND STRUCTURES
Students will learn about engineered composite materials
and how they are utilized in the energy industry. 1 credit
NON-DESTRUCTIVE INSPECTION
Students will learn how to test objects without destroying
them by looking for defects, stress or damage using certain
methods taught within the course. 1 credit
INTERMEDIATE ELECTRICAL WIRING
This course will instruct students in the principles of
insulated conductors used to carry electricity, and associated
devices. Students will learn about codes, wiring methods
and electrical panels. 3 credits
INTERMEDIATE PIPEFITTING
Student will learn how to install or repair piping or
tubing systems that convey liquid, gas, and occasionally
solid materials. Students will develop an understanding in
selecting and preparing pipe and tubing, joining it together
by various means, and the location and repair of leaks.
3 credits
ADVANCED PIPE AND STAINLESS
STEEL WELDING
The instruction of pipe fit-up and welding techniques for
pipe fittings and pipe weld joints. Students will also learn
about stainless metallurgy and the selection of proper
electrodes. Students will perform stainless steel welds and
set up welding equipment for making stainless steel welds as
well as the procedures for making flat, horizontal, vertical,
and overhead stainless steel welds. 3 credits
INTERMEDIATE MECHANICAL DRIVES
This course covers advanced alignment techniques, which
includes installation and maintenance of mechanical drives,
from chain drives to enclosed gear drives. 3 credits
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SAFETY
Hazardous materials safety covers identifying types of
hazardous material, demonstrating personal protective
equipment, and identifying blood borne pathogens.
1/2 credit
HST 101
HST 108
HST 114
HST 116
HST 119
HST 125
HST 126
HST 127
HST 129
HST 131
HST 132
HST 134
HST 136
HST 137
ORIENTATION TO HUMAN SERVICES
Provides an introduction to the philosophy of human
services, the various professions involved in Human Services.
1 credit
GUIDING CHILDREN’S BEHAVIOR
Emphasis is on using positive discipline, setting limits,
guides to speech and action and developing self-control.
3 credits
LITERATURE, CREATIVITY AND IMAGINATION
Development of preschool activity file. Materials and
activities to include selecting stories, making flannel
board characters and puppets and exploring art activities.
3 credits
EDUCARE OF INFANTS AND TODDLERS
Development of activities that promote learning in infants
and toddlers. An infant-toddler activity file is built.
2 credits
GROUP TECHNIQUES
Various styles of group leadership will be discussed as well as
group dynamics and processes. 1 credit
ON-THE-JOB TRAINING I
Actual experience working with children in the LATI
Educare Center, Head Start, private preschools and other
centers that involve young children. 2 1/2 credits
SERVICE LEARNING
This course is designed to enhance professionalism in a student
by participating in community events and organizations.
2 credits
PERSONAL CARE ASSISTANT
(NUTRITIONAL DIET)
The student will learn to care for physical, emotional, social
and safety needs of the elderly. Taught under the federal
guidelines according to the OBRA laws. 2 credits
LESSON PLANNING AND EARLY
CHILD CURRICULUM
Instruction in planning educational units for young
children, preparation of materials for use with children that
are developmentally appropriate. 3 credits
HEALTH, SAFETY AND NUTRITION
Basic nutrition with units on needs of infants, toddlers
and preschoolers. Development of activities, materials and
recipes for snacks, meals and special occasions. Promoting
and maintaining health and safety standards. 3 credits
SEXUAL OFFENDING AND PEOPLE WITH
DISABILITIES
Provides a general overview of why people with disabilities
might sexually offend, general offender behaviors and
techniques for working with sexual offenders. 2 credits
CHILD GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
Infants, toddlers, preschool and school-age children are
studied with emphasis on their emotional, social, intellectual
and physical development. 2 credits
MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION
Introduces the student to the pharmacology standards,
terminology and the different types of medication they will
be assisting with. 1/2 credit
FAMILIES
Make up of families in our society today and ways to work
with parents. 2 credits
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