This curriculum provides knowledge and skills training in air conditioning, hydronic heating, temperature and humidity control, air circulation, duct and pipe system design and layout, thermostats, ventilating equipment, automatic controls and plumbing.
Students learn to install and repair equipment in the lab segments of the program.
Students in the commercial refrigeration option will have first preference in ACR 121 and ACR 123 courses. Exception may be granted by the Assistant Dean or Dean of the School. The goal of this major is to prepare students for employment in the field of commercial, residential, and industrial heating, cooling, and plumbing, and refrigeration installation, maintenance, and service.