NCCER LEVEL 3

 

Semesters (2) Fall & Spring

Class/Contact Hours: 155

Course Maximum Enrollment: 20

Fee: $1,300.00

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Course Description: NCCER Level 3

 

NCCER Modules:

26301-14, 26302-14, 26303-14, 26304-14, 26305-14, 26306-14, 26307-14, 26308-14, 26309-14, 26310-14, 26311-14

 

COURSE CONTENT:

  • Introduction to Branch and Feeder Circuit Calculations.

  • Conductor Selection and Calculations

  • Applications for Various Lighting Fixtures.

  • Introduction to NEC Hazardous Locations.

  • Introduction to Selection of Overcurrent Protection and Various Applications.

  • Identifying Distribution Equipment and Installation.

  • Introduction to Different Types of Transformers.

  • Introduction to Commercial Services and their Components.

  • Introduction to Motor Calculations, Sizing and Applications.

  • Installation of Voice, Data, and Video.

  • Applications for Motor Controls. 

 

Student Learning Outcomes: 

1.   Perform various single and three phase calculations on feeder and branch circuits.

2    Select various conductors based on application and calculate voltage drop.

3.    Describe the different application for lighting, explain various lighting terms.

4.   Define various classifications of hazardous locations.

5.   Select and size overcurrent protection for specific applications.

6.   Proficient in identifying and installing Distribution equipment.

7.   Describe transformer operation, compute transformer size and various applications.

8.   Describe various electrical services, describe single and three phase services.

9.   Size branch and feeder circuits for motors. Select overcurrent and relays for electric motors.

10.   Define the different categories for (VDV). Interpret & apply NEC requirements for installing (VDV) systems.

     11.   Interpret motor control wiring, connection and ladder diagrams. Select and size pilot devices.

 

TEXT AND READINGS:

NCCER TRAINEE GUIDE ELECTRICAL LEVEL 3, 2014, ISBN 13: 978-0133830828

PEARSON PRENTICE HALL

NFPA 70: National Electrical Code (NEC), 2014 Edition, ISBN 13-978-1455906727

 

ASSESSMENT:   

Strategies used for all sections of this course: 

Numerous quizzes, assignments, written tests, shop practicals, and a comprehensive written exam and/or practical may be given during the semester.  Tests will be based on lectures, handouts, classroom discussion, text reading, or laboratory activities.