Nathan Wood
Penn Foster
Scranton, PA
US
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Program Goal:To prepare students for an entry-level career as an HVACR technician in theresidential and light construction eldHVACR TECHNICIANPROGRAM OVERVIEWNathan WoodNov 26, 20228COURSES REQUIRED FORTHIS PROGRAMPROGRAM OUTCOMESDemonstrates understanding of Basic Mathematical concepts related todesign, evaluation, and installation of HVACR systemsProper identi cation and demonstrations of HVACR materials,equipment, and tools required for installation and diagnostic tasksDemonstrates knowledge and practices everyday workplace safety andjob requirementsDescribe the refrigeration cycle, gas laws, and properties of refrigerantsrequired for diagnostic and systems designUse and understand drawings, technical diagrams, and speci cationcharts required for installation and repair of HVACR systemsDe ne theories and processes for evaluating and installing electricalsystems and controlsList procedures for installing, inspecting, testing, repairing, andmaintaining HVACR systemsRecognize procedures for following government regulations regardingthe conservation, recovery, and recycling of refrigerantsPROGRAM PROGRESS GRADE DISTRIBUTION8100%COMPLETEClasses Completed125A: ExcellentB: GoodC: AveragePAGE 1 OF 3
Complete Grade: 93Identify the components and purpose of air-conditioning, commercialcontrol, chilled-water, and air-handling systemsAnalyze the methods of duct designing and the systems of zonecontrolling and air balancingDescribe the components, calculations, and designed associated withbuilding constructions and systemsDistinguish among the types, components, and operating processesof chilled-water and hydronic heating systemsComplete Grade: 73Point out the scienti c elements and laws associated with HVACRCategorize the components of the HVACR eld and workAnalyze the eld of HVACR, the associated roles, and the importanceof safety at the workplaceComplete Grade: 73Categorize the di erent refrigeration systems and their partsDescribe the servicing, testing, and maintaining procedures forrefrigerant systemsDistinguish among refrigeration devices, components, refrigerantproperties, and the safety measures associated with eachComplete Grade: 75Describe the nature of electricitySummarize how to use basic math operations for trade professionsComplete Grade: 70Use schematics to determine the expected operation of an electricalsystemExplain electrical power and the operating characteristics ofequipment, circuits, motors, and control devicesComplete Grade: 85Categorize the various applications and troubleshoots of electricheating systems and heat pump systemsAnalyze the principles, functions, and safety measures involved incombustion, gas, and oil heating systemsDistinguish the various operations, installation processes, andtroubleshooting of refrigeration systems and air-conditioning systemsIdentify the fundamentals of psychometrics and the various functionsof air lters and ventilation systemsComplete Grade: 85Analyze the various components used in refrigeration and indoorcomfort-control systemsComplete Grade: 75Identify the various troubleshoots concerning commercialrefrigeration systemsCategorize the major phases of installation, maintenance, and cleanupprocedures in refrigeration systemsAnalyze operations and troubleshooting related to supermarketrefrigeration systems and ice machine equipmentHVACR TECHNICIANCOURSE PROGRESSIONNathan WoodNov 26, 2022HVACR System Design and Installation Fundamentals of HVACR Refrigeration SystemsMath and Electrical Basics for HVACR Electrical SystemsResidential and Light Commercial HVACRSystemsOrientation to HVACR Commercial Refrigeration SystemsCompletedIn ProgressRemainingPAGE 2 OF 3
COURSE COURSE NAME GRADEOrientation to HVACR 85Math and Electrical Basics for HVACR 75Fundamentals of HVACR 73Refrigeration Systems 73Electrical Systems 70Residential and Light Commercial HVACR Systems 85HVACR System Design and Installation 93Commercial Refrigeration Systems 75ASSOCIATED SKILLSBasic HVACR mathIdentify materials for installation and diagnostic tasksWorkplace safetyUnderstands refrigeration cycle, gas laws, and properties of refrigerantsProperly use drawings, technical diagrams, and speci cation chartsKnows processes for evaluating and installing electrical systems and controlsUnderstands procedures for installing, inspecting, testing, repairing, and maintainingHVACR systemsKnows EPA procedures and regulationsHVACR TECHNICIANCOURSE DETAILS & SKILLSNathan WoodNov 26, 2022COURSE 1COURSE 2COURSE 3COURSE 4COURSE 5COURSE 6COURSE 7COURSE 8CompletedIn ProgressRemainingPAGE 3 OF 3