Course Number: VEM112
Course Title:
Electrical Wiring II
STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES
General Objective
The
students will become familiar with common electrical and building terminology
used in the industry. Use the various methods of installing cables and
conductors in different types of situations and terminate the conductors in the
correct manner, to fixtures and appliances. Operate in compliance with
the National Electrical Code.
Specific Objectives
Students
will be able to:
1. describe
safety and the importance of grounding during installation.
describe
conditions most likely to cause electrical shock.
explain equipment and system
grounding.
explain the principles for electrical
grounding.
define bonding and how it is done.
2. demonstrate
box and conductor installation.
explain
the planning steps for rough in.
explain how to determine location for
boxes.
demonstrate how to attach boxes.
demonstrate how to install conduits.
demonstrate boring and notching
techniques.
demonstrate how to cut conduit.
3. demonstrate
how to properly wire electrical devices.
describe how to prepare conductors for
connections.
demonstrate the proper method of
attaching conductors to devices and fixtures.
demonstrate split wiring connections.
demonstrate safe wiring practice.
4. describe
how to plan branch circuits.
define
branch circuits.
identify the types of branch
circuits.
explain purpose of branch circuits.
describe the NEC requirements for
branch circuits.
calculate circuit loads.
5. demonstrate blue print reading skills and wire various residential
circuits.
recognize and use electrical symbols.
describe the relation between
electrical plan, schematic and pictorial diagram.
sketch an electrical wiring diagram.
plan and wire circuit according to
plan.
discuss polarity in wiring and
explain its importance.
6. demonstrate electrical circuit troubleshooting skills.
describe the safety procedures
required for troubleshooting an electrical circuit.
list the trouble shooting tools
required.
explain the procedure for testing
fuses, circuit breakers, receptacles, fixtures and switches.
describe overloaded neutral and
unbalanced currents.