The conditions subject to control are temperature, humidity, motion, distribution, pressure, dust, bacteria, odors, toxic gases, and ionization. The Heating and Air Conditioning Program meets the requirements of the rapidly expanding field of air conditioning. Present day interpretation of that term includes design for year-round living comfort. Actual problems are used as a basis for class discussions. Ideas are exchanged in order to enrich the experience of those already employed, and to give a broader background to those interested in entering this field.
Graduates qualify for upgrading in their jobs or for employment in the air conditioning field.
Students may follow a certificate program, or they may select individual courses provided that they have completed the course prerequisites.