SYLLABUS
ELE 195 – Electric Motor Controls - OEE
DIVISION: Workforce Services
CURRICULUM IN WHICH COURSE IS TAUGHT: Industrial Maintenance /
OEE
COURSE NUMBER AND TITLE: ELE 195 Electric Motor Controls
CREDITS: 3
HOURS/WK LECTURE: 3
HOURS/WK LAB:0-3
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
A study of the methods and devices used to control and protect D.C. and A.C.
motors on industrial machinery. Emphasis is on developing, interpreting, and
troubleshooting ladder diagram circuits.
The course will familiarize the
student with a hands-on approach to wiring practices, operation, and
troubleshooting of various control and power circuits utilized in the industrial
control of motors.
REALATIONSHIP OF THE COURSE TO CURRICUUM OBJECTIVES:
Non-curricula
REQUIRED BACKGROUND: AC/DC or instructor approval
COURSE CONTENT:
Safety Review
Industrial Electrical Symbols
Introduction to Logic of line diagrams
AC Manual Contactors-Starters
Magnetic Solenoids
AC/DC Contactors-Starters
Time Delay
Reversing Motor Circuits
Power Distribution systems
Electromechanical/Solid State Relays
Installation of Control Devices
Photoelectric/Proximity Controls
Preventative Maintenance & Troubleshooting
LEARNER OUTCOMES
Upon successful completion of this course, students will:
 Be familiar with a “hands-on” approach to wiring practices, operating,
and troubleshooting of various control and power circuits used in the
industrial control of motors.
EVALUATION
1. Attendance, homework and class-work, lab exercises, projects,
quizzes and test
The course supports the following competencies and objectives:
A.
SCHEV Competencies
1.
Writing
2.
Oral Communication
3.
Critical Thinking
B.
DCC Educational Objectives
1.
Communication
2.
Learning Skills
3.
Critical Thinking
4.
Interpersonal Skills and Human Relations
5.
Computational and Computer Skills
6.
Understanding Culture and Society
7.
Wellness