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Associate in Applied Science General Technology General Education Requirements ENGL 100 English Composition .......................................................................................................... 3 credits ENGL 115 Introduction to Literature ................................................................................................. 3 credits Mathematics Elective ........................................................................................................ 3 credits Science Elective with Lab .................................................................................................. 4 credits Fine Arts or Humanities Elective ....................................................................................... 3 credits Social Science Elective ....................................................................................................... 6 credits Major Required Courses Prior Learning Experience (Related to a specific trade) ................................................... 24 credits Trade Related Electives ................................................................................................... 15 credits Total Credits Required for Degree: Heating, Air Conditioning, Refrigeration & Plumbing 61 credits The Heating, Air Conditioning, Refrigeration & Plumbing programs prepare students to install, repair and maintain refrigeration, heating and air conditioning equipment. Students learn about the components and construction of HVACR systems, temperature control, electronics, and how to read blueprints. This program incorporates a hands-on practical approach through work in the lab on HVAC equipment. Graduates enter their field with skills and knowledge in basic electricity, heating and refrigeration systems and air conditioning systems, as well as the skills and competencies for journeyman plumbing. Special attention will be given to the integration of green technologies. Advanced courses develop more sophisticated design and application skills such as estimating thermal loads, hydronic piping design and controls for more complex circuits including digital. Heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration (HVAC/HVACR) technicians can work in private homes, commercial offices, industrial complexes, or any other type of building. The Heating, Air Conditioning, Refrigeration & Plumbing department offers an associate in applied science degree with two options: Heating, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration, and Heating & Plumbing. The program also offers individual certificates in Plumbing, Heating, and Refrigeration & Air Conditioning. The program is designed to prepare students for entry level employment in the HVAC/Plumbing fields. Heating, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Option Students with previous practical experience may be eligible for more advanced licenses. Students also take the EPA Technician Certification Exam and are eligible to take the ARI GAMA competency exams. Graduates are also eligible to take the State of Maine Natural Gas and Propane License Exam and the Journeyman’s Exam for Oil Burners. Upon completion of the Heating, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration program, graduates will be able to: Assemble warm air, steam and hot water system. Combustion test for maximum operating efficiency. Troubleshoot and repair electrical and fuel systems. Exhibit knowledge of installation code and safe work practices. Assemble, charge, and operate refrigeration and air conditioning systems. Troubleshoot and repair refrigeration and AC control systems. Recover, recycle and work safely with refrigerants. Heating, Air Conditioning, & Refrigeration Admission Requirements For information about Southern Maine Community College admission requirements, visit the Admissions area of the website at http://www.smccme.edu/admissions. 71
Associate in Applied Science Heating, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration General Education Requirements ENGL 100 English Composition .......................................................................................................... 3 credits ENGL 115 Introduction to Literature ................................................................................................. 3 credits FIGS 100 Freshman Interest Group Elective ...................................................................................... 1 credit MATH 145 College Algebra and Trigonometry .................................................................................... 4 credits PHYS 150 College Physics I & Lab ...................................................................................................... 4 credits PHYS 155 College Physics II & Lab ..................................................................................................... 4 credits Fine Arts or Humanities Elective ....................................................................................... 3 credits Social Science Elective ....................................................................................................... 3 credits Major Required Courses AEDD 100 Print Reading ..................................................................................................................... 3 credits ELEC 100 Basic Electrical Principles - HVAC ...................................................................................... 3 credits ELEC 103 Basic Electronics for HVAC ................................................................................................ 3 credits HVAC 115 Residential Heating Systems ............................................................................................. 7 credits HVAC 120 Basic Refrigeration ............................................................................................................ 7 credits HVAC 215 System Design & Industrial Heating .................................................................................. 7 credits HVAC 220 Basic Air Conditioning ....................................................................................................... 7 credits WELD 100 Introduction to Welding .................................................................................................... 3 credits 72 Total Credits Required for Degree: 65 credits Heating & Plumbing Option Graduates of the Heating & Plumbing option are eligible to take the State of Maine Journeyman’s Plumbing exam. Upon completion of the Heating & Plumbing option, graduates will be able to: Assemble warm air, steam and hot water system. Combustion test for maximum operating efficiency. Troubleshoot and repair electrical and fuel systems. Exhibit knowledge of installation code and safe work practices. Design and layout a typical bathroom. Estimate time and materials for jobs. Heating & Plumbing Admission Requirements For information about Southern Maine Community College admission requirements, visit the Admissions area of the website at http://www.smccme.edu/admissions. Associate in Applied Science Heating & Plumbing General Education Requirements ENGL 100 English Composition .......................................................................................................... 3 credits ENGL 115 Introduction to Literature ................................................................................................. 3 credits FIGS 100 Freshman Interest Group Elective ...................................................................................... 1 credit MATH 145 College Algebra and Trigonometry .................................................................................... 4 credits PHYS 150 College Physics I & Lab ...................................................................................................... 4 credits PHYS 155 College Physics II & Lab ..................................................................................................... 4 credits Fine Arts or Humanities Elective ....................................................................................... 3 credits Social Science Elective ....................................................................................................... 3 credits Major Required Courses CONS 160 Intro to Leveling Instruments ............................................................................................. 1 credit ELEC 100 Basic Electrical Principles - HVAC ...................................................................................... 3 credits ELEC 103 Basic Electronics for HVAC ................................................................................................ 3 credits HVAC 115 Residential Heating Systems ............................................................................................. 7 credits HVAC 215 System Design & Industrial Heating .................................................................................. 7 credits
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ABOUT THE COLLEGE .................
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Degree Programs ...................
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Campus Locations South Portland Cam
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accreditation from the Commission o
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compliance with a judicial order or
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Attendance Students are expected to
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Conditions: A student can only be g
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Incomplete Grades A faculty member
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*The scenarios above assume prior g
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Admissions Policies All students ap
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Page 26 and 27: Testing Fees $106.25 Nursing Test F
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CHEM 125 General Chemistry II 4 cr.
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investigations in court. The course
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media and network distribution devi
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informal presentations are examined
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Students will develop several proje
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manufacturing processes including f
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CONS 220 Commercial Building System
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Culinary Arts Courses (CULA) CULA 1
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DIET 255 Diet Seminar 1 cr. This is
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ECED 275 Practicum/Seminar III 6 cr
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ELEC 175 Wiring Practices 3 cr. Thi
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and pediatric injuries, management
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comprehension skills and on advanci
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etter in order to take ES0L-095. Th
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FIRE 165 Introduction to Wildland F
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exercises. Recommended: Knowledge o
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HIST 125 World History Since 1500 3
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practice of health care providers a
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HORT 180 Freshman Seminar 1 cr. Stu
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HSPM 230 Hotel & Lodging Management
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IDST 140 Working Women 3 cr. This c
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their work will be analyzed in term
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MATH 120 Symmetry, Shape, and Space
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MDAS-150 Disease Pathology/Diagnost
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MUSI 110 Fundamentals of Music 3 cr
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field sampling methods, including w
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implementation and evaluation in th
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PSYC 240 Theories of Personality 3
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RADG 245 Radiographic Pathology 3 c
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measurements, machine warm-up proce
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treatment including CPAP and surgic
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SOCI 250 Social Theory 3 cr. This c
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Prerequisite(s): none Corequisite(s
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Faculty Daniel H. Abbott Professor
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Aaron M. Ford Instructor Heating, A
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Ruth Morrison Associate Professor D
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Kevin F. Sweeney Professor Departme
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Student Services Staff Tiffanie L.
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Joanne E. Langerman Patron Services
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Support Staff Diane L. Aceto Admini
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Michael J. Pacillo Custodian II Bri
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Automotive Advisory Committee Tom A
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Communications and New Media Adviso
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Construction Technology Advisory Co
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Culinary Arts/Hospitality Managemen
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Early Childhood Education Advisory
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Emergency Medical Services Departme
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Fire Science Advisory Committee J.P
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Heavy Equipment Operations Advisory
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Medical Assisting Advisory Committe
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Science Advisory Committee Greg Bel
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Southern Maine Community College Bo
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