The Civil Engineer School
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ANNOUNCEMENT:
The goal of The Civil Engineer School is to maximize the safety of all students, faculty and staff. We will continue to adjust our policies as the situation unfolds.
Effective 1 September 2021, Wright-Patterson AFB is operating under Health Protection Condition (HPCON) Charlie. While under HPCON Charlie and through December 2021, The Civil Engineer School plans to maximize distance learning delivery methods and consider in-resident course offerings on a case-by-case basis only.
WMGT 101 will proceed in-resident in October 2021 as scheduled.
For course specific questions, please contact TCESCourseManagers@afit.edu and continue to monitor the website for updates.
updated September 7, 2021 11:18:35 AM EDT
COURSE: WENG 470 Introduction to Electrical Systems
OBJECTIVE: The objective of this course is for each student to understand electrical systems as they apply to Air Force and other DoD installations. DESCRIPTION: This course provides an introduction to electrical system design, maintenance, efficiency and security. The student receives instruction in policy/guidance, electrical safety, power fundamentals, distribution systems, energy security, airfield systems, backup power systems, infrastructure management, lightning protection systems, industrial control systems, energy management, lighting, and facilities. The course curriculum includes basic calculations and concepts related to electrical circuits and principles. PRIMARY AUDIENCE: Project Managers, Engineers, Supervisors, Energy Managers, and Technicians (3E0X1, 3E0X2) SECONDARY AUDIENCE: Planners, Program Managers, QAE's, Technicians (3E1X1, 3E5X1), Utility Asset Managers, and Contractors GRADE: Officers: O1-O6; Enlisted: E4-E9; Civilians: GS5-GS14, WG1-WG11, WL7-WL11, WS9-WS15+ PREREQUISITES: Enlisted must have 5-skill level to take this course. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Bring a scientific calculator to class. DELIVERY METHOD: This course is offered as a self-paced web course. Students will view lessons, complete homework assignments, and do quizzes through an online portal. An instructor will hold live Q&A sessions and be available to answer questions throughout the duration of the course.