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VEM 102 |
PLO 4 meets I level because this introduces the students to the basic theory of construction drawings plans and supporting documents. |
VEM 103 |
PLO 3 meets I level because this introduces the students to the theory of Direct current in electricity, electrical principles and laws. |
VEM 104 |
PLO 3 meets I level because this introduces the students to the basic theory of Alternating current in electricity, electrical principles and various Alternating current (AC) wave forms. |
VEM 110 |
PLO’s1&2meet I level because this introduce the students the safety use and applications of hand tools, power tools and how to maintain the tools. |
VEM 111 |
PLO’s1,3,4 &5 meets I level because this introduce students the electrical supply system, on how electrical wiring information is convey the electrician using symbols and how specification are used. |
VEM 112 |
PLO’s1, 2, 3, 4&6 meets D level because students were able to the find the importance of grounding during installation of electrical appliances. It also includes theoretical and practical practices of residential wiring by following the electrical codes and standards. |
VSP 121 |
PLO 1 meets I level because this introduce the students the importance of safety on the job site and if a person get an accident or electrical shock. |
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