2006-07 College Catalog - South Florida State College

5HWXUQWR6HFWLRQ0HQXEET 2765C POLE LINE EQUIPMENT I 3 cr. hrs.The student will demonstrate knowledge of blueprints foroverhead line installations. The student will identify andclassify overhead line insulators. The student will properlyidentify and discuss insulator and lightning arrestor technologiesand applications and discuss insulator and arrestorfailure modes. The student will demonstrate proficienciesin switch and disconnect installation, operationand maintenance; cross arm identification, application, installationand maintenance; and will demonstrate proficienciesin cross arm, insulator and arrestor installation andmaintenance, basic hotstick techniques and live-line wiretying and clamping techniques. Prerequisite: EET 1760C.Lab Fee. (OA)EET 2766C METERING AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT2 cr. hrs.The student will be able to discuss load shedding energymanagement equipment application and techniques. Thestudent demonstrate proficiencies in making up weatherheads; wiring of URD meter bases; application and installationof CT’s and PT’s for metering installations and removingand installing single phase, and three phase metersclass 10 to 200. The student will properly apply class andstyle of electric meters to services and demonstrate correctlyreading the meter kilowatt-hour and KVA demand display.Prerequisite: EET 1505C. Lab Fee. (OA)EET 2767C AMERICAN POWER SYSTEMS 3 cr. hrs.The student will be able to describe the Cooperative, REA,Municipal Public and private power provider and basic businessmanagement practices. The student will demonstrateknowledge of State and Federal power provider regulationssuch as promulgated under the EPA, PSC, USDA and TSCAas well as the Department of Labor and agency “standards.”The student will demonstrate knowledge of hydropower,interagency agreements, inter and intrastate power salesand agreements, mutual aid agreements; purchasedpower and leased systems. The student will study anddemonstrate proficiencies in pole line management systemsand GPS mapping, reading and application. Prerequisites:MAT 1033 and CGS 1100C. Lab Fee. (OA)EET 2768C DUCK BANKS AND MANHOLES 3 cr. hrs.The student will demonstrate an understanding of blueprintreading for duct bank and manhole construction. Thestudent will discuss precast; cast in place manhole construction,concrete encased and unencased duct bank constructiontechniques. The student will demonstrate proficienciesin confined space planning, entry and rescue; riggingand pulling cable in manhole installations; rackingand fireproofing cables. Prerequisite: EET 1772C. LabFee. (OA)EET 2769C POLE LINE EQUIPMENT II 3 cr. hrs.The student will study blueprint reading applying to overheadline installations. The student will be able to identifyand classify oil circuit breakers, primary metering, polemounted three phase reclosers, single and three phasetransformer banks and capacitor banks and pole mountedand platform mounted regulators. The student operatingand maintaining OCB’s, primary metering installations,reclosers, transformers and transformer banks, capacitorbanks and regulators. The student will be able to identify,operate and maintain manual and automatic controllersfor OCB’s, reclosers, capacitor banks and regulators. Thestudent will study and be able to discuss the theory of operation,application and testing of regulators and regulatorbypass switches. Prerequisites: EET 1760C and EET2765C. Lab Fee. (OA)EET 2770C INSTALLING OVERHEAD CONDUCTORS4 cr. hrs.The student will demonstrate proficiencies in setting upand operating wire tuggers, tensioners and wire reel tenders.The student will discuss techniques for wire pulling;safe guarding of buildings, cross streets, walkways andthe public during pulling operations; planning wire pulling;and identifying potential hazards that may be encounteredduring wire pulling operations. The student will demonstrateproficiencies in fanning and covering of energizedlines and live equipment for re-conductoring/pulling operations;rigging of rollers and wire pulling devices; serving ofcables and ropes for pulling; care, use and insulation ofinsulated mechanical jumpers; sagging, transfer of, tyingin and dead-ending of pulled conductors; and installing ofinline and pole mounted disconnects. The student will demonstrateproficiencies in live line gloving practices. Prerequisite:EET 1006C. Lab Fee. (OA)EET 2771C ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION SUBSTATIONS3 cr hrs.The student will demonstrate an understanding of blueprintreading for substation layouts and one-line electricaldiagrams. The student will study and be able to identifysubstation equipment and discuss substation operation,Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition applications,switching and maintenance. The student demonstrate proficienciesin substation regulator operation, buss tie operations,recloser operation and tagging operations. Lab:Substation switching. Prerequisite: EET 1006C. Lab Fee.(OA)EET 2905EET 2915EET 2949SPECIAL TOPICS IN ELECTRONICS ENGI-NEERING TECHNOLOGY (OA) 1-4 cr. hrs.INTERNSHIP IN BIO-MEDICAL ELECTRONICSSYSTEMS (OA)10 cr. hrs.CO-OP EDUCATION TRAININGASSIGNMENTIN ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING (OA)1-4 cr. hrs.EEV 0030 BASIC ELECTRICITY FOR LINE WORKERS45 con. hrs. 1.5 occ. crs.This is a specialized course in basic electricity and thefundamentals of electrical power that apply particularly tothe line worker. The student will study the history ofelectricity; AC and DC circuits; the principles of induction,173