PPT135

PPT135

PPT135 Power Plant Physics

2 Credit Hours

Physics introduces the student to the fundamentals of general physics. Physics is a building block for more advanced topics students will learn thru the Power Plant Technology program. Advanced topics like Thermodynamics, electrical and electronics, atomic and nuclear physics rely heavily on a solid foundation in physics. Students identify the standards of measure necessary to compare and evaluate system pressures, temperatures, levels, flow rates, and other important power plant operating characteristics. They identify classical mechanical principles that ensure maintenance technicians or operators are able to understand the dynamic changes occurring in power plant mechanical and electrical systems. They contrast fluids and define the relationships between hydraulics, pressure, buoyancy and flow.

2024 Fall Term

Section: A
Course Format: On-Campus Seats Available: 8/20
Type Location Dates Time Meeting Days Instructor
In-Person DWN DC309 08/14/24 - 12/12/24 10:00 AM - 10:50 AM W R Natalie Martin
Type In-Person
Location DWN DC309
Dates 08/14/24 - 12/12/24
Times 10:00 AM - 10:50 AM
Meeting Days W R
Instructor Natalie Martin
Section: O
Course Format: Online Seats Available: 13/20
Type Location Dates Time Meeting Days Instructor
Online 08/12/24 - 12/13/24 Natalie Martin
Type Online
Location
Dates 08/12/24 - 12/13/24
Times
Meeting Days
Instructor Natalie Martin