Const 124 - California Electrical Code - Daniel Bell
| Course: | California Electrical Code |
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| Professor: | Daniel Bell |
| Email: | Daniel.Bell@canyons.edu |
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Introduction
Hello and welcome to my course! I am a California Licensed General B and C6 contractor. I hold a Master of Engineering Management in construction project management from the University of Alabama Birmingham. I am an OSHA-authorized instructor for 10- and 30-hour certs. I have a deep-rooted passion for construction technology and sharing it with others. I am here to support you and would like you to be successful in this course. Please contact me with any questions or concerns.
Course Description
The purpose of this course is to introduce the National Electrical Code, including provisions of the Code, interpretation of construction documents, construction procedures, and inspection procedures.
What to Expect in this Course
This is a hands-on course that will require in-class participation. The first 45 minutes of this class will be a lecture/review of the assigned reading material from homework. Mutiple-choice tests will be given about ever third week. Hands-on performance tests will be observed during class live. Assignments will be turned in and graded through Canvas recommending access to a computer outside of class. The remainder of the class sessions will be hands-on practice referencing to code in groups. Purchase of the textbook is required to complete this course.
Types of Assessments
Written tests will be given on a provided computer during class time. They are usually multiple-choice. Hands-on performance tests will be observed during class live. Assignments will be turned in and graded through Canvas recommending access to a computer outside of class as well.
Textbook Information
Cracking the Code, A Practical Guide to the NEC by Rob Zachariason
ISBN# 978-1-63776-705-4
Other Relevant Course Information
At the end of the course, you should be able to successfully:
- Explain the purpose and the scope of the California Electric Code.
- Calculate the electrical loads imposed on a system and identify the various conductors used.
- Evaluate the various wiring methods and materials used and the requirements for each.
- Analyze the basic standards, regulations, and requirements that apply to all general-use electrical equipment within the Electrical Code.
- Assess the code requirements for air conditioning and refrigeration equipment.
- Differentiate between general use and hazardous installation code requirements.
- Interpret and identify the applicable sections of the Electrical Code that apply to special equipment installations.
- Assess and identify special condition equipment and the applicable sections of the Electrical Code.
- Evaluate the various communications systems regulated by the Electrical Code.
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Last updated: 02/06/2024 Sub#: 1720