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Industrial Classes - 19 Courses Found
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| Advanced Home Project Welding |
| TRI 403 |
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21 hours |
$262.00 |
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TRI 403A |
12/02/10-01/27/11 |
Thurs |
6:00pm -9:00pm |
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| A continuation of the Basic Home Project Welding course, this class sharpens your skills in TIG welding, distortion control and fabrication techniques with plenty of hands-on training. Aluminum welding with TIG and MIG processes will also be covered. All welding is done with portable welding equipment. |
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| Basic Electrical - Residential |
| TRI 848 |
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48 Hours |
$386.00 |
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TRI 848A |
9/21/10-11/16/10 |
Tues & Thurs |
5:30 - 9:30 pm |
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TRI 848B |
01/25/10-3/17/11 |
Tues & Thurs |
5:30 - 9:30 pm |
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| Learn the basic electrical principles and procedures found in new construction and remodeling projects. Troubleshooting techniques are also taught. Book additional (approx. $10). |
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| Basic Home Project Welding |
| TRI 402 |
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21 Hours |
$262.00 |
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TRI 402A |
09/16/10-11/4/10 |
Thurs |
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm |
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TRI 402B |
02/10/11-03/24/11 |
Thurs |
6:00 - 9:00pm |
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| Learn how to operate your portable welding equipment in a class designed for the do-it yourselfer and hoppyists. Course covers MIG welding, AC/DC stick welding, plasma cutting and oxy-acetylene welding/cutting. Emphasis is placed on safety, machine operation and plenty of hands-on training using portable welding equipment. |
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| Boiler Operator-Stationary Engineer |
| TRI 827 |
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162 Hours |
$1,271.00 |
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TRI 827 |
9/21/09 - 4/26/10 |
Mon & Sat |
5:00 pm - 9:00 pm |
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(Sat 8 am - 12:00pm) |
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| This class includes low pressure, high pressure and steam engineer relating to all phases of care and operation of boilers, method of firing draft control, water feeding and code requirements with first regard to safety and competent practical knowledge. The high-pressure boiler section covers water tube boilers, feedwater regulators, boiler combustion, boiler operation, water treatment, pumps and more. In the steam engineer section covers engines, D slide valve, uniflow, impulse turbines and reactionary turbines. NOTE: To take the exam, you must have 900 hours practical experience as a steam engineer, oiler, boiler operator, helper or repairperson.* This course is in preparation for the State of Ohio Stationary Steam Engineer's License Exam. |
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| Forklift: Operator Safety and Certification |
| FRO 100 |
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2 Hours |
$66.00 |
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FRO 100A |
08/12/10 |
Thurs |
3:00 - 5:00 pm |
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FRO 100B |
10/14/10 |
Thurs |
3:00 - 5:00 pm |
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FRO 100C |
12/09/10 |
Thurs |
3:00 - 5:00 pm |
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FRO 100I |
5/13/10 |
Thurs |
3:00-5:00 pm |
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FRO 100D |
02/10/11 |
Thurs |
3:00-5:00 pm |
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| This 2-Hour course is designed for experienced operators for certification to drive a forklift truck. This course consists of theory and hands-on training. A written test and driving evaluation will be administered. An Auburn certificate will be awarded upon successful completion. |
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| Independent Technical Area Study |
| TRI 822 |
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30 Hours |
$424.00 |
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TRI 822 |
10/19/09 - 12/7/09 |
Mon |
5:30 - 9:15 p.m. |
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| This class is a self-paced instructional program that utilizes state-of-the-art software and training systems to provide instruction in one of the following: pneumatics, hydraulics, hydraulic troubleshooting, mechanical drive systems, electricity, electrical controls, advanced motor controls and programmable logic controllers. Students have the ability to select only the concepts and skills needed and will be tested and evaluated on their demonstrated hands-on skills. |
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| Intermediate to AutoCAD '08 |
| TRI 823 |
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48 Hours |
$582.00 |
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TRI 823 |
1/1/10 - 3/10/10 |
Mon & Wed |
6:00 - 9:00pm |
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| For students comfortable with the basics of creating an AutoCAD drawing as taught in Introduction to AutoCAD '04, this course focuses on: using efficiency tools including grips and advanced object selection; drawing with complex objects including polylines, regions, and multilines; defining blocks and attributes; using external reference files and image files; using layouts and advanced plotting features; enhancing productivity with simple customization of AutoCAD; and creating a drawing project. |
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| Introduction to Architectural CAD (Soft Plan) |
| TRI 711 |
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21 Hours |
$261.00 |
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TRI 711A |
09/28/10-10/19/10 |
T & TH |
5:30 - 9:00 pm |
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This course teaches students to create basic residential floor plans and elevations. Topics include: simplified floor plans, roof plans, joist layouts, drawing organization, drawing changes, drawing annotations and complete construction. |
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| Introduction to AutoCAD '10 (Regular) |
| TRI 846 |
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48 Hours |
$599.00 |
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TRI 846A |
09/20/10-11/10/10 |
Mon & Wed |
6:00 - 9:00 pm |
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| Create a basic 2D drawing in AutoCAD. The student will learn the core topics of working with AutoCAD, including: basic drawing and editing, drawing precision, drawing changes, drawing organization and information, creating more complex objects, preparing to print, and drawing annotations. Additional cost for book.
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| Introduction to Manufacturing |
| TRI 682 |
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100 Hours |
$1,500.00 |
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TRI 682A |
1/25/10 - 3/11/10 |
M-TH |
5:30 - 9:30 pm |
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Prepare for the future of manufacturing in Northeast Ohio. Regional employers are looking for skilled workers who have a solid foundation in the following areas: safety, shop math fundamentals, basic measurement skills, computer literacy, communication skills, blueprint reading, using hand tools and employability skills. Course will include an overview of manufacturing careers. |
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| Introduction to National Electrical Code |
| TRI 830 |
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21 Hours |
$262.00 |
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TRI 830 |
09/13/10-11/8/10 |
Mon |
5:15 - 7:15pm |
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| This course focuses on the proper navigation of the National Electrical Code. Book included. |
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| Requirements: None |
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| Introduction to Solid State |
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30 Hours |
$400.00 |
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ITP 916A |
9/15/09 - 10/13/09 |
Tues & Thurs |
5:30 - 9:15 pm |
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| This class is designed to introduce basic solid state components and circuits used in industrial controls. It is directed to provide a basic solid state background for understanding of programmable logic controllers. |
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| Requirements: None |
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| Low Pressure Boiler Operator |
| TRI 803 |
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54 Hours |
$418.00 |
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TRI 803 |
6/26/09 - 11/21/09 |
Saturday |
8:00 am - 2:00 pm |
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| This class is in preparation for the new State licensing procedures for Low Prssure Boilers. Licensing will require 300 hours of hands-on experience. (Book fee additional) |
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| Motor Control |
| ITP 911D |
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90Hours |
$950.00 |
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ITP 911D |
1/27/09 - 4/28/10 |
Mon & Wed |
5:30 - 9:15 p.m. |
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| Students learn ladder logic diagrams, control devices, line voltage starting, relay and timing circuits, and troubleshooting. A portion of the class will be spent interpreting actual machine control circuit schematics. Students construct three-phase motor circuits using industry wiring methods and mortor control devices. A textbook is required. |
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| Plant Distribution Systems |
| ITP 911C |
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45 Hours |
$400.00 |
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ITP 911C |
11/30/09 - 1/25/10 |
Mon & Wed |
5:30 - 9:15 p.m. |
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| Students will learn transformer theory and power distribution transformer connections, types and sizing of conductors, over-currrent protection devices and raceways, switchgear and all pertinent National Electrical Code Regulations. Students will wire single-phase circuits using various wiring methods and fittings. A textbook is required. |
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| Small Engine Repair & Maintenance - Lawn & Garden |
| TRI 680 |
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48 Hours |
$429.00 |
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TRI 680 |
09/20/10-11/09/10 |
Mon & Tues |
6:00 - 9:00 pm |
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| Learn to troubleshoot, service, and repair various types of small engines. Additional cost for textbook (approx. $80) |
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| Small Engine Repair & Maintenance - Lawn & Garden |
| TRI 680 |
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48 Hours |
$429.00 |
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TRI 680 |
09/20/10-11/09/10 |
Mon & Tues |
6:00 - 9:00 pm |
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| Learn to troubleshoot, service, and repair various types of small engines. Additional cost for textbook (approx. $80) |
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| SolidWorks '10 |
| TRI 633 |
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90 Hours |
$1,406.00 |
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TRI 633A |
09/21/10-01/16/11 |
Tues & Thurs |
6:00 - 9:30 pm |
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| Students learn three-dimensional solid modeling and assemblies using SoldiWorks software. Coursework includes: print development, bill of material, part and assembly modeling and techniques used to develop patterns, sweeps, lofts and other features. Prior experience in AutoCAD is not necessary. Book cost additional |
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| Technology/Maintenance Program |
| TRI 825 |
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64 Hours |
$700.00 |
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TRI 825 |
11/7/05 - 1/18/06 |
Mon & Wed |
5:30 - 9:30 p.m. |
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TRI 825 |
2/6/06 - 4/3/06 |
Mon & Wed |
5:30 - 9:30 p.m. |
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| Students will learn the theory and hands-on skills by rotating through the following modules: Pneumatics, Hydraulics, Mechanical Drive Systems, Electricity, Electrical Controls, Motor Controls/ Troubleshooting, Programmable Logic Controllers, Robotics and Workcells. Each student will spend eight hours working in each module. The module instruction consists of a a text/lab manual and/or computer software. The student proceeds at his or her own pace learning the concepts and practicing the skill activiites for that particular module. This course is offered four times during the school year so students are able to re-enroll and resume their studies. |
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