State Technical College of Missouri
IEL 102 Safety and Accident Prevention. This course teaches the hazards associated with industrial electricity, electric power generation, safety rules and safe work practices, OSHA rules and regulations associated with this industry, and the reporting procedures and the penalties that pertain to these regulations. Students may earn OSHA 10 certification. 2 credit hours.
IEL 113 Basic Motor Controls. This course introduces key concepts in electro-magnetic theory. These concepts are then developed and applied to the use of various devices commonly used in the electrical field such as coils, relays, solenoids, contactors, motor starters and their applications. Schematics are drawn and trainers are wired using the above components. Applications of AC/DC motors, switchgear control motors and switch-motors are discussed. Corequisite: IEL 117. 2 credit hours.
IEL 117 Circuitry Fundamentals with Lab. This course introduces and develops the concepts necessary for understanding the use of electrical components and circuitry. The first half of the semester is devoted to DC, the second to AC. 4 credit hours.
IEL 122 Power Regulation. This course provides an overview of power regulation as it relates to the generation of electricty by coal, nuclear, and hydroelectric power. Additionally, alternative energy applications will be studied. Also included are discussions and hands-on experience with electrical metering and recording equipment, fire alarm systems, sensors, electrical and preventive maintenance, explosion proof fittings, and combustible dust locations. 2 credit hours.
IEL 128 National Electrical Code. This course provides an overview of the National Electrical Code. It includes instruction in the use and application of the various tables and appendixes included in the code. 3 credit hours.
IEL 150 Blueprint Reading and Project Development. This course is designed to develop students’ ability to draw and interpret electrical blueprints. The fundamentals of electrical wiring schematics and diagrams are covered. This course will also cover sizing, ordering, load centers, switch gears, and other electrical equipment. Students will use their designed electrical blueprints to develop job estimates. Prerequisites: IEL 113 and IEL 117. 3 credit hours.
IEL 180 Industrial Motor Controls. This course will continue to build an understanding and implementation of schematic and ladder logic concepts as they apply to industrial control systems. Programmable logic and frequency drive systems will be introduced and implemented as part of hands-on training. Troubleshooting of these systems will utilize simulations and hands on device repair or replacement. Prerequisites: IEL 113 and IEL 117. 4 credit hours.
IEL 201 Industrial Wiring I. This course covers the knowledge and skills necessary in industrial wiring. Topics include load calculations, wire sizing, transformer connections and conduit sizing and bending of rigid conduit. Prerequisite: IEL 113. 4 credit hours.
IEL 208 Integrated Mechanical Systems. This course includes the calculation and design of mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic systems and their interfaces. Students will also design a conveyor system that includes roller diameter, gear drive ratio and horsepower. 3 credit hours.
IEL 211 Transformers. This course develops the concepts introduced in IEL 113 and IEL 117 as related to the theory and operation of transformers. Prerequisite: IEL 113. 2 credit hours.
IEL 230 Industrial Electricity Internship I. This internship is comprised of 320 hours of paid work experience as a construction or manufacturing electrician and must include a variety of tasks typical to that field. The student will be required to work eight hours per day for eight weeks or the equivalent. A training agreement between the employer, the student and the college is required. The student will submit a weekly summary of tasks performed. 4 credit hours.
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