9 courses with the subject HAC, 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.
HAC 189Refrigeration2
This course familiarizes the students with safety procedures, tools and materials, principles of operation, and real-world applications relevant to refrigeration. Students will become familiar with the pressure-temperature relationship and the refrigeration cycle. This course will cover various refrigeration equipment including items such as household refrigerators, reach-in, walk-in, prep tables and ice makers. Students will also discuss preventative maintenance and troubleshooting techniques on various refrigeration equipment. (Co-
This course covers the study of various hydronic and forced air systems. Students will discuss installation, order of operation, startup procedures, combustion analysis, and zoning options. This course also covers the study of natural gas, propane, fuel oil and electric heating systems. Heat loss formulas are studied and used to determine the heating needs within a variety of climate zones. Students will also discuss preventative maintenance and troubleshooting techniques on various heating systems. (Prerequisites: BTT-103, BTT-151,
This course provides the opportunity for students to apply the theory and concepts of HAC- 283 Heating System Design & Installation. Students will practice safety procedures while using tools and materials to apply principles of operation and applications relevant to heating systems. Students will install, troubleshoot, maintain, and repair various heating systems. (Prerequisites: BTT-103, BTT-151, BTT-152; Co-requisite: HAC-283)
HAC 293Introduction to Building Automation Systems3
This course provides an introduction of Building Automation Systems (BAS). Students will gain a thorough understanding of how BAS integrates with HVAC systems to enhance energy efficiency, optimize comfort, and streamline building operations. The course will cover the design, installation, and maintenance of building automation control systems. Students will also work with sensors, low voltage controllers, and software commonly used in BAS. (Prerequisites: BTT-151, BTT-152, HAC-189, HAC-190, HAC-283, HAC-284, HAC-285)
