12 courses with the subject PLT, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
PLT 103Plumbing 12
1 Lecture Hours 3 Lab Hours Description This course is designed to provide beginning plumbing students with a fundamental knowledge of the use and care of tools necessary for the performance of trade responsibility. Special emphasis is given to the proper procedures employed in producing a safe and healthy work environment. Laboratory sessions in soldering and brazing are conducted. Learning Outcomes
3 Lecture Hours Description This course lays the mathematical foundation for the plumbing profession. Students engage with computational methods and apply mathematical reasoning to practical problems in plumbing. The course emphasizes practical geometry for pipe measurement, fluid volumes and capacity analysis, addressing hydraulic and pneumatic system issues. Learning Outcomes
2 Lecture Hours 3 Lab Hours Description In this course students comprehensively study technical drawings and plans relevant to the plumbing industry with a focus on isometric, sectional and schematic representations. Students thoroughly discuss Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) principles and their application in plumbing. Learning Outcomes
2 Lecture Hours Description In this course, students thoroughly examine the principles and practices for supplying potable water and safely removing wastewater in compliance with local plumbing codes. The practical application of codes, drawing interpretation and environmentally responsible practices within the plumbing industry are emphasized. Green applications and practices are described. Learning Outcomes
3 Lecture Hours Description This course is designed for students in the Plumbing Apprentice program. Students learn how to safely use oxy-fuel equipment for welding and learn and apply basic welding skills for the plumbing industry. Students are introduced to the theory and safety procedures in oxyacetylene cutting, soldering and brazing of copper tubing. Students also learn to interpret basic weld symbols used in the plumbing industry. Learning Outcomes
2 Lecture Hours Description This course equips students with advanced techniques in estimating for the plumbing trade. Students explore cost projection, analysis and the strategic concept of estimating while focusing on personnel needs, unit costs and quantitative analysis. Direct and indirect cost management are emphasized, alongside an in-depth review of refrigerant recovery certification and the economic impact of green materials and practices within the industry. Learning Outcomes
2 Lecture Hours Description This course empowers students with the skills to install and certify medical gas systems in various healthcare environments. Students explore advanced joining techniques, piping and the use of components that align with healthcare industry standards while emphasizing the important compliance with medical gas codes. Discussions pivot around incorporating green materials and sustainable methods within medical installations. Learning Outcomes
