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ECEC 1276 - ECE Employment Law for Managers

Employment Law for Managers provides an overview of the major laws impacting employment relationships with an emphasis on practical application and developing managerial communication skills. The Employment Law for Managers seminar is especially designed to help non-HR managers know how to comply with employment laws while still meeting business objectives.

IAMT 0005 - Summer Youth Experience: Automate a Robotic Arm

Students will learn basic mechanical and electrical principles to design, automate and program a robotic arm that would be used in industrial automation. (Students will receive simulation software.) Cost includes a $99 robotic arm kit. This course is eligible for a Boy Scout Merit Badge. Boy Scouts are required to bring their own Blue Card for the instructor to sign.

AUTO 0001 - Summer Youth Experience: Basic Automotive Care

Basic Automotive Maintenance provides instruction on the proper maintenance regime for your vehicle and what basic maintenance you can perform safely such as fixing flat tires, changing oil, and maintaining a vehicle.

ITEC 0004 - Summer Youth Experience: Building A Secure Computer System

Learn the fundamentals of processors, motherboards, CPU, video cards and more. Then use all that knowledge to build a secure computer system.

COMP 0003 - Summer Youth Experience: Building Parts out of Carbon Fiber and Fiberglass

Students will use carbon fiber materials to learn about the composites field.

ELAP 0002 - Summer Youth Experience: Electrician Basics

This hands-on course introduces young learners to the basics of electricity, circuits, and safety. Students will build practical skills through interactive activities, sparking curiosity and confidence in electrical concepts.

DMDC 0007 - Summer Youth Experience: Exploring Adobe Photoshop

Delve into the world of digital creativity with our Summer Youth Experience course, Exploring Adobe Photoshop. This dynamic program equips students with fundamental skills to navigate Adobe Photoshop, an essential tool for crafting captivating web pages and multimedia projects. Participants will immerse themselves in tool functionalities, layer management, and image transformation techniques. Join us on this exciting journey to unlock the boundless possibilities of digital design while experiencing the Web and Graphic Design program at Davis Technical College.

DENA 0004 - Summer Youth Experience: Exploring the Dental Industry

This course introduces students to the dental profession and explores the skills used in dental care. Students will take dental impressions, learn dental terminology and practice with dental instruments.

PLAP 0001 - Summer Youth Experience: Plumbing Introduction

The class provides youth with a hands-on introduction to plumbing systems and plumbing fixtures. The summer youth students will learn how to install water systems how to solder a copper joint and set standard plumbing fixtures.

IAMT 0003 - Summer Youth Experience: Unmanned Aerial Vehicle

This course includes an applied experience on safely flying and operating a quadcopter. Each student will receive their own quadcopter and gain knowledge through lectures and hands-on activities focused on its history, safety, construction, and career opportunities.
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ECEC 1378 - ECE American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers

Students in this course will learn critical concepts of high-quality CPR, with an advanced airway as well as the American Heart Association Chain of Survival both inside and outside hospital settings. Instruction will include 1 and 2-rescuer CPR and use of an Automated External Defibrillation (AED), bag-mask techniques, rescue breathing, relief of choking for adults, children and infants. Students will also learn differences between adult, child and infant rescue with emphasis on team resuscitation. This course is ideal for learners who prefer group interaction and feedback from an instructor while practicing skills. Books for this course are available in the Davis Technical College Bookstore or online at http://ebooks.heart.org/. Classroom copies will be provided for student use during the course.
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ECEC 1186 - ECE Forklift Upgrade Training

Forklift Certification is for new and seasoned operators and will provide instruction on how to operate a forklift properly, perform inspections, and the safety measures necessary to prevent injuries and fatalities. Upon successful completion, you will receive a certification card that is valid for three years.
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ECEC 1036 - ECE Vehicle Safety Inspection - Light Duty

Vehicle Safety Inspection: Light Duty provides the necessary training and testing for individuals performing light duty inspections on passenger vehicles, light trucks, and motorcycles. This is a refresher course on inspecting engines, fluids, and tire and brake systems. Vehicle Safety Inspection: Light Duty is no longer a mandatory certification, but the Utah Highway Patrol will still issue the certificate for those you wish to complete the training.

ELAP 1041 - Electrical 4A

Fourth year electrical students will learn basic skills for becoming crew leader and managing electrical hazards. Conductor terminations and splices, medium voltage terminations and splices, distribution systems, heat and freezing protection, and special locations will be included. A competency test will be given upon completion of the course.

TEEL 1120 - Electrician Apprentice IB

The Electrician Apprentice IB course continues the study of electrical theory and its application within the electrical field. In this course, students will learn how devices and electrical systems work. Students will also explore lock out tag out, learn what makes a qualified person, and become more familiar with the National Electrical Code (NEC)

TEEL 1210 - Electrician Apprentice IIA

The Electrician Apprentice IIA course discusses single-phase and three-phase alternating current (AC) power systems, inductance, capacitance, reactance, power factor, and power correction. In this course, students will begin a more comprehensive analysis of National Electrical Code (NEC) requirements and calculations. They will explore the NEC requirements for wiring methods and installations of electrical systems as well as electrical safety in the use of energized equipment.

TEEL 1310 - Electrician Apprentice IIIA

The Electrician Apprentice IIIA course discusses the roles of bonding and grounding in electrical systems per National Electrical Code (NEC) requirements. In this course, students will be shown the different parts, functions, and calculations for grounding and bonding. Students will explore the rules that apply to different electrical related boundaries set up by the National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA).

PLAP 1041 - Plumbing 4A

Plumbing 4A introduces traps and commercial applications as well as storm drainage for the International Plumbing Code. During this course, you will study boilers, water heaters, and pressure vessels as part of the International Mechanical Code. You will also be introduced to welding safety, Oxy-acetylene cutting SMAW (ARC) welding, and GMAW (TIG) welding as it applies to the plumbing industry. Finally, you will review Plumbing trade formulas.

TEPL 1120 - Plumbing IB

The Plumbing IB course introduces the fundamentals of plumbing theory for the apprentice plumbers and will cover the International Plumbing Code, related math, and craft skills.

TEPL 1210 - Plumbing IIA

The Plumbing IIA course introduces the fundamentals of plumbing theory for the apprentice plumbers and covers the International Plumbing Code (IPC), related math, and craft skills.

TEPL 1310 - Plumbing IIIA

The Plumbing IIIA course continues to explore the fundamentals of plumbing theory for the apprentice plumbers and covers the International Plumbing Code (IPC), International Fuel Gas Code (IFGC) and International Mechanical Code (IMC), along with related math and craft skills.