Data Center Electrician Program
The Data Center Electrician program prepares students for careers in maintaining and operating the electrical systems that power modern data centers. This comprehensive program covers both theoretical knowledge and practical skills required in high-tech environments.
Program Duration
- 12-16 weeks for full-time students
- 20-24 weeks for part-time students
- Flexible scheduling options to accommodate different learning needs
Curriculum Components
1. Electrical Fundamentals
- Basic electrical theory and principles
- Circuit analysis and power distribution systems
- Safety protocols and regulations (NFPA 70E, OSHA)
2. Data Center Infrastructure
- Power systems design and implementation
- Redundancy and backup power systems
- UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) systems
- Power distribution units (PDUs) and power monitoring
3. Advanced Electrical Systems
- High-voltage systems and equipment
- Energy efficiency and power management
- Emergency power systems and generators
4. Specialized Data Center Skills
- Fiber optic cabling and network infrastructure
- Server room electrical systems
- Cooling system integration with power systems
5. Practical Training and Labs
- Hands-on experience with real data center equipment
- Simulation of emergency scenarios and troubleshooting
- Industry-standard certification preparation (NATE, NABCEP)
Certification Preparation
Preparation for industry certifications including:
- Certified Data Center Professional (CDP)
- National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) certifications
- OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Certification
HVAC Professional Program
The HVAC Professional program focuses on training students in commercial and industrial heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. This program emphasizes energy efficiency, environmental compliance, and modern technology integration.
Program Duration
- 12-16 weeks for full-time students
- 20-24 weeks for part-time students
- Flexible scheduling options to accommodate different learning needs
Curriculum Components
1. HVAC Fundamentals
- Basic refrigeration principles and thermodynamics
- System design and installation procedures
- Safety protocols and environmental regulations
2. Commercial HVAC Systems
- Large-scale heating and cooling systems
- Variable refrigerant flow (VRF) systems
- Chiller and boiler operations
3. Energy Efficiency and Sustainability
- Green building standards (LEED, Energy Star)
- Smart HVAC controls and automation
- Energy auditing and optimization
4. Advanced HVAC Technologies
- Variable air volume (VAV) systems
- Heat recovery ventilation systems
- IoT integration in HVAC systems
5. Practical Training and Labs
- Hands-on experience with commercial HVAC equipment
- System installation and maintenance procedures
- Troubleshooting and repair techniques
Certification Preparation
Preparation for industry certifications including:
- North American Technician Excellence (NATE) certification
- EPA Section 608 and 609 certifications for refrigerant handling
- Building Performance Institute (BPI) certifications