Universal Technical Institute of Pennsylvania Inc · Courses
EE
6 courses with the subject EE, 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.
EE11-101Introduction to Technical Trades3
The courses name says it all. This course will introduce to some of the trades you will be working with on a construction site. Including Carpenters, Plumbers, Ironworkers, HVACR, Sheet rockers, Masons, Welders, Crane operators, etc. The construction crafts require a broad array of hand and power tools. Even if you are familiar with some of the tools, all craftworkers need to learn how to select, maintain, and use them safely. It also provides guidance in listening to understand and speak with clarity, it also explains how to use and understand written materials. This module provides rigging operations, various rigging equipment, common hitches that are used along with emergency hand stop signals. Guidelines for the proper PPE’s for the material being handled, proper procedures, and techniques. Discussion on how to prepare to gainfully become employed by skills, knowledge of the construction industry and potential employers operate.
This module is where the students dive into the NEC (National Electrical Code), AC current, AC circuits, load calculations, residential wiring, electrical lighting, electrical standards, AED/First Aid/CPR certification will be included in this module.
The focus of this course is to help students identify and troubleshoot basic PC hardware and software components. Students will have the opportunity to apply the concepts learned through hands-on projects that simulate real-life scenarios. The course will also cover the use of computer applications in low-voltage industries, including installation and configuration of application software. Additionally, students will learn how to install and configure specialized hardware components. They will also learn how to network multiple computers together and connect them to a central computer.
EE11-109Security Systems, Access Control and CCTV Systems3
This course is designed to provide students with the necessary skills and knowledge to be able to install and troubleshoot various systems, such as but not limited to signaling systems, nurse call communications systems, entry/access control systems, intrusion detection, security, surveillance systems, CCTV systems, and key components. Students will also learn about lighting systems and access systems. Through this course, students will learn about the functions and installation processes of these systems, as well as how to troubleshoot and service these low-voltage systems.
This course trains and equips students with the necessary knowledge and skills to design, install, and service programmable and standard-type Fire Alarm systems. Students will also learn about new technologies, codes, and approaches to assess fire alarm systems' operation. Students will learn how to select the correct wiring, cables, and fire detection equipment for the application. This course follows NICET level one certification and safety standards.
This course is specifically designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to install and troubleshoot rack systems, system integration, and residential systems integration. The course will cover the functions of various system components and how to install complete systems, including racks and residential automation systems. The students will be taught system commissioning and how to train clients on system operation. Additionally, they will learn how to conduct phase testing, maintenance, and repair of installed systems.
