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CT 154P: Internati onal Plumbing Codes
4.00 Credits
New Mexico Junior College
This course studies major plumbing systems of building constructi on. It includes administrati on, defi niti ons, and general regulati ons. Fixtures, faucets, fi xture fi tti ngs, water heaters, water supply and distributi on, sanitary drainage, indirect/special waste, vents, traps, interceptors, separators, storm drainage, special piping and storage systems are emphasized. This is a four credit hour course.
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CT 163C: Internati onal Residenti al Code II
3.00 Credits
New Mexico Junior College
This course is a conti nuati on of CT 153C. It includes energy effi ciency, mechanical systems, plumbing systems, electrical systems, and referenced standards. This is a three credit hour course. Prerequisite: CT 153C
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CT 164P: Sprinkler Systems I
4.00 Credits
New Mexico Junior College
The goals, working relati onships, safety, material handling, and common tools used in sprinkler fi tti ng are explained. It covers procedures for determining pipe length, and how to groove pipe and install fi tti ngs. The handling, storage requirements, and tools used to assemble CPVC systems are also discussed. The course identi fi es the types of copper tube and fi tti ngs approved for use in fi re sprinkler systems and how to solder and braze joints. It also discusses properti es and classifi cati ons of soils, sloping requirements, excavati on support systems, and backfi lling requirements. This is a four credit hour course. Prerequisite: CT 112
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CT 173C: Principles of Constructi on
3.00 Credits
New Mexico Junior College
This course is an overview of building the human environment. It includes an introducti on to the constructi on industry, types of constructi on, regulati ons, patt erns as a concept, methods, and the constructi on process. This is a three credit hour course.
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CT 174P: Sprinkler Systems II
4.00 Credits
New Mexico Junior College
This course introduces various types of sprinklers used in the fi re protecti on industry and identi fi es and explains fusing elements, sprinkler orientati on, spray patt erns, and fi nishes of various sprinklers. It identi fi es and explains standard sprinklers and the diff erences in water distributi on patt erns, the locati on, area of coverage, spacing, and positi oning requirements. The limitati ons of special sprinklers along with electrical safety are discussed. The various types of valves used in the industry and their applicati ons as well as maintenance and installati on are presented. Wet fi re sprinkler systems and dry-pipe systems are both explained. This is a four credit hour course. Prerequisite: CT 164P
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CT 184P: Principles & Concepts for HVAC
4.00 Credits
New Mexico Junior College
This course covers basic air conditi oning and refrigerati on fundamentals. It includes air conditi oning and refrigerati on cycle, measuring temperature and pressures, mechanical refrigerati on cycle, types of systems, compressors, condensers, evaporators, metering devices, controls, refrigerati on cycle accessories, and refrigerati on service techniques. This is a four credit hour course. Prerequisites or co-requisites: CT 112, CT 111F
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DR 113: Introducti on to Theatre
3.00 Credits
New Mexico Junior College
This class is a general introducti on to the art of theatre. The aestheti c, practi cal, and historical dimensions in the unifi ed work of theatre producti on are explored. Various aspects of study include acti ng, directi ng, theatre architecture, set design, dramati c theory, and theatre history. Students will have the opportunity to study this art form from its known origins to modern day. This is a three credit hour course.
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DR 113A: Theatrical Make-up
3.00 Credits
New Mexico Junior College
Theory and practi ce of make-up design and applicati on for the stage are studied in this course. This course may be repeated two ti mes for credit. This is a three credit hour course.
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DR 123: Rehearsal and Performance
3.00 Credits
New Mexico Junior College
Through parti cipati on the student is introduced to the various aspects of play producti on. Experience can include performance, design, and management. Lecture and laboratory requirements are assigned by the instructor. This course may be repeated two ti mes for credit. This is a three credit hour course.
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DR 123A: Theatre Practi cum
3.00 Credits
New Mexico Junior College
This course is designed with applicati on of basics of rehearsal and performance study in mind. This course requires a substanti al increase in parti cipati on in theatre producti ons through practi cal experience in performance and/or technical assignments. Producti on hours are assigned to the student in consultati on with the instructor. This course may be repeated two ti mes for credit. This is a three credit hour course. Prerequisite: DR 123
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