First Year - Fall Semester (15 Credit Hours)

• ORI 100 - College 101 1 Credit Hour(s)
• HAC 102 - Residential Electrical Wiring 4 Credit Hour(s)
• HAC 121 - Heating I 4 Credit Hour(s)

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• MAT 113 - Contemporary Math 3 Credit Hour(s)

• OR

• MAT 115 - Applied Mathematics 3 Credit Hour(s)

• OR

• MAT 120 - Elementary Statistics 3 Credit Hour(s)

• OR

• BUS 111 - Business Math 3 Credit Hour(s)

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• WEL 120 - Oxyfuel Welding, Cuting and Brazing 3 Credit Hour(s)

First Year - Spring Semester (14 Credit Hours)

• HAC 105 - Basic Sheet Metal Layout 3 Credit Hour(s)
• HAC 107 - Electrical Controls and Circuitry 3 Credit Hour(s)
• HAC 122 - Heating II 4 Credit Hour(s)
• HAC 131 - Refrigeration & Air Conditioning I 4 Credit Hour(s)

Second Year - Fall Semester (18 Credit Hours)

• CMG 107 - Construction Document Interpretation 3 Credit Hour(s)
• HAC 106 - Advanced Sheet Metal Layout 2 Credit Hour(s)
• HAC 132 - Refrigeration & Air Conditioning II 4 Credit Hour(s)
• HAC 140 - Weatherization 3 Credit Hour(s)
• HAC 222 - Advanced Heating Systems 3 Credit Hour(s)
• HAC 240 - Installation of HVAC Systems 3 Credit Hour(s)

Second Year - Spring Semester (Optional) (1-3 Credit Hours)

• INT 101 - Internship 0.5 Credit Hour(s) ¹

Notes and Information

¹ Although this class is recommended, it is not required for graduation from this program and therefore is ineligible for Title IV financial aid funding.

Additional Informaiton: This program prepares students for careers in the heating and air conditioning industry. The curriculum provides theory as well as sufficient laboratory experience to prepare graduates for immediate employment. Students will be trained for competency in installing, operating, troubleshooting, and maintaining all types of environmental control equipment. The graduate will receive a Certificate of Achievement.

All students registered for heating and air conditioning classes will be required to furnish a basic tool set. The basic tool set will be necessary by the beginning of the fifth week of the semester. See the instructor on the first day for an updated tool list.

Career Opportunities: Technicians, installers or maintenance personnel.

John A. Logan College reserves the right to modify this curriculum guide as needed. Please verify with your academic advisor the accuracy and timelines of this document.