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24 months
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Diploma
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Hvac Technology
Area of study
Engineering
Timing
Full time
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


The Associate of Applied Science in Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning program prepares students with practical skills for entry-level jobs in the HVAC industry. It covers heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration topics, using computer simulations and live equipment. Students can obtain EPA and ICE certifications and develop critical thinking, communication, and technical abilities.

Program Outline


Degree Overview:

  • Degree: Associate of Applied Science
  • Major: Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning
  • Program Code: 1388
  • Program Description: The Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning program aims to prepare students with entry-level skills needed for the HVAC industry.
  • It's focused on practical skills, with opportunities for students to obtain EPA certification and ICE certification (Industry Competency Exams).
  • Focus Areas:
  • Heating:
  • Covers job safety, soldering and brazing, basic electricity, forced air gas furnace service, hydronic service, airflow problems, duct sizing, troubleshooting gas-fired equipment, and performance testing.
  • Air Conditioning: Covers basic refrigeration, refrigerant recovery training, principles of A/C operation, heat pumps, further airflow problems, analysis and troubleshooting of the total system, and performance testing.
  • Instructional Methods: Simutech computer simulation programs alongside live equipment in the lab are used.
  • Learning Outcomes:
  • Communication Fluency:
  • Demonstrate professional communication skills (listening, speaking, writing) specific to the HVAC industry.
  • Specialized Knowledge, Applied Learning: Demonstrate safe work habits in performing HVAC tasks.
  • Personal and Social Responsibility: Demonstrate professional and ethical behavior, workplace responsibility as an HVAC technician.
  • Critical Thinking: Demonstrate basic troubleshooting and repair skills.
  • Quantitative Fluency: Utilize mathematical concepts for analysis and troubleshooting systems, including HVAC systems with hardware and software components.
  • Additional Information: Students are required to pay for the EPA certification exam.

Other:

  • Program-Specific Requirements:
  • Total Semester Hours:
  • 61
  • Course List (44 semester hours):
  • HVAC 102 Basic Refrigeration (4)
  • HVAC 103 Basic Electricity (3)
  • HVAC 106 Introduction to Service Technician Training (1)
  • HVAC 110 Fundamentals of Gas Heating (4)
  • HVAC 111 Piping Skills for HVAC (4)
  • HVAC 113 Refrigerant Recovery Training (1)
  • HVAC 117 OSHA Ten-Hour Voluntary Compliance (1)
  • HVAC 122 Commercial Refrigeration (4)
  • HVAC 146 Residential Duct Design (2)
  • HVAC 202 Troubleshooting and Customer Service (3)
  • HVAC 204 Direct Digital Controls (4)
  • HVAC 222 Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Systems Troubleshooting (5)
  • HVAC 240 Servicing Forced Air Systems (4)
  • HVAC 261 Air Conditioning Systems Service and Repair (4)
  • Plan of Study Grid: A suggested semester-by-semester schedule is provided, outlining required courses and their corresponding credit hours.
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Colorado Mesa University


Overview:

Colorado Mesa University (CMU) is a public university located in Grand Junction, Colorado. It offers a wide range of academic programs, including undergraduate and graduate degrees, as well as online courses and programs. CMU is known for its affordable tuition, small class sizes, and strong emphasis on hands-on learning.


Services Offered:

CMU provides a comprehensive range of services to its students, including:

    Admissions & Costs:

    Admissions counseling, application process, financial aid, scholarships, tuition and fee information, and resources for admitted students.

    Academics:

    Program search, course catalog, degree requirements, graduate studies, online courses, non-credit courses, semester calendars, and academic advising.

    Study and Performance Resources:

    Library access, study room reservations, textbook purchasing, tutoring services, and transcript requests.

    Getting Help:

    IRIS (student assistance), accessibility services, career services, IT help desk, university center information, student services, student wellness center, tutoring, faculty contact information, campus office contacts, directory search, and campus maps.

    Campus Life:

    Dining services, housing and residence life, student life activities, campus safety, parking services, MAVcard campus ID, and resources for current students.

    Events:

    Calendar of events, performing arts, commencement ceremony, welcome week, homecoming, parents' weekend, student showcase, and event space reservations.

    Campus Activities:

    Outdoor program, recreation center, NCAA athletics, clubs and organizations, club sports, and intramural sports.

    Working Here:

    Faculty and staff employment opportunities, student employment, human resources, and payroll.

Student Life and Campus Experience:

CMU offers a vibrant campus life with a strong sense of community. Students can participate in a wide range of activities, including:

    Outdoor Adventures:

    The Outdoor Program provides opportunities for outdoor trips and equipment rentals.

    Social Engagement:

    Student life offers numerous on-campus activities, clubs, and yearly concerts.

    Downtown Exploration:

    Grand Junction's historic downtown provides dining, shopping, and entertainment options.

Key Reasons to Study There:

    Affordable Education:

    CMU offers a quality education at a competitive price, with one of the lowest tuition rates in Colorado.

    Small Class Sizes:

    Students benefit from personalized attention and close relationships with professors.

    Hands-on Learning:

    CMU emphasizes practical experience and prepares students for successful careers.

    Vibrant Campus Life:

    Students can enjoy a diverse range of activities, clubs, and events.

    Beautiful Location:

    Grand Junction offers a sunny climate and access to outdoor recreation.

Academic Programs:

CMU offers over 120 academic programs across various disciplines, including:

    Arts and Humanities:

    Art, Communication, English, History, Music, Theatre, and more.

    Business and Technology:

    Business Administration, Computer Science, Engineering, Hospitality Management, and more.

    Education:

    Elementary Education, Secondary Education, Special Education, and more.

    Health Sciences:

    Nursing, Health Sciences, and more.

    Social Sciences:

    Criminal Justice, Psychology, Sociology, and more.

Other:

CMU has additional locations, including:

    CMU Tech:

    A technical college offering associate degrees and certificates.

    Montrose Campus:

    A branch campus offering select undergraduate programs.

CMU also offers online programs through its Distance Education program.

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