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Home > Course Catalog > Course Descriptions > (MSYS) Mechanical Systems
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MSYS 101 Safety for Mechanical Systems Technicians (1 credit)
This course covers the safety issues that pertain to the plumbing industry. Upon successful completion the student will receive the OSHA 10 hour certification. Students are required to attend all sessions to complete the certification. (S – 1st 8-weeks)
MSYS 103 Math for Mechanical Systems Technicians (3)
A basic math course with emphasis on development of useful skills in layout, measurement and computation of pipe lengths and fitting allowances, as well as a study of elevation, grade and volumes as it pertains to the trades. (F)
MSYS 132 Advanced Hydronics Systems Lab (2)
This course covers hydronic heating from boiler operation to hydronic heating systems, forced-air, convention and radiant. The course includes classroom and laboratory assignments. (S)
MSYS 141 Introduction to Electricity (2)
A study of basic electricity for plumbers including applications such as water heaters, pumps, hot-water heating systems and their associated controls is offered with this course. (S)
MSYS 142 Electrical Controls For HVAC and Refrigeration (2)
This course covers many aspects of control circuits connected to HVAC/R service, and it includes classroom and laboratory assignments. Prerequisite: MSYS 141 or equivalent. (F)
MSYS 151 Drafting and Sketching (2)
A practical course in drafting, sketching, scale reading, geometric construction and interpretation of drawings. The principles involved are sufficient in depth to give the student the working knowledge and skills required for the major program areas. (S)
MSYS X92 Experimental Course (1-9)
A course designed to meet special departmental needs during new course development. It is used for one year after which time the course is assigned a different number.
MSYS 299 Special Topics (1-9)
A course designed to meet special departmental needs.
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