Class topics include:
- Sustainable facility operations
- Property maintenance
- Building service systems
- Smart buildings
- Interpersonal communications and project management
- HVAC&R and electrical systems
Degree Requirements
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Common Job Titles
Possible job titles upon graduation include:
- Operations Manager
- Senior Maintenance Supervisor
- Building Services Supervisor
- Assistant Property Manager
- Asset Specialist
- Energy Controls Supervisor
Student Organizations
Opportunities to get involved outside of the classroom include:
- SkillsUSA
Facilities
AC/DC Electrical Lab
Learn how circuits work by testing the theories of electricity and magnetism.
- Various electronic components – diodes, capacitors, LEDs
- Circuit elements such as switches, transformers, inductors, and contactors
- Experiment with multiple power sources of various voltage and frequency
- Test and measure circuits with analog and digital multi-meters, voltmeters, ammeters, wattmeters and galvometers
Renewable Energies Lab
Learn about renewable energies, including solar and wind. Install and commission solar and wind equipment and learn about energy management.
- 400 watt wind generator
- Wind and solar trainers, solar tracking trainer, solar shading calculators
- On-site battery storage
- Benders, cutters, reamers, and other tools used in installing solar/wind power generation units
Commercial Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Lab
Learn about the systems used to heat and air condition commercial spaces as well as equipment used in refrigeration of commercial goods such as perishable foods and medical supplies.
- 17 roof top units, six variable air volume boxes, 5 power roof ventilators, 2 cooling towers, 2 chillers, and 3 make-up air units for air conditioning and ventilation
- 2 industrial burners, 2 commercial gas burners, 1 steam boiler and 2 heat pumps for heating