EE11-106: Electrical Applications

In this course, students will be taught about the fundamental concepts used in residential and commercial structures. Students will learn how to work effectively with wood and metal framing, brick and block, and structural steel, which are all applicable to residential and commercial electrical and electronic applications. The students will also gain knowledge on drills, bit types, and techniques that are used to drill through various construction materials. They will be familiarized with fire and sound-rated walls, and suspended ceilings. Additionally, students will learn how to use different types of anchors and supports, their applications, and how to install them safely. Basic blueprint concepts will also be introduced, along with an understanding of hardware and systems used by electrical and electronics technicians to mount and support boxes, receptacles, and other low-voltage components. Furthermore, an overview of electrical raceways from source to destination is provided, and students will learn how to use conduit types and bending techniques.