AC/DC Circuits | Feb. 17
AC/DC Circuits
When: Feb. 17, 6 -9 p.m.
Where: Searcy Campus
Cost: $500 (meets every Tuesday through April 28)
The AC/DC course will meet for a total of 30 hours. The cost will be $500 per student. We plan to offer three other related courses: Industrial Mechanics/Pneumatics, Industrial Hydraulics, and PLCs. Each course will follow a similar, consecutive schedule. Students completing all four courses will be awarded a microcredential in Industrial Maintenance. Students may join the course rotation at the start of any new class, about every three months. That would allow them to complete all four courses in about one year.
Intro to Welding | March 30-Apr. 29
Intro to Welding
March 30-Apr. 29
Monday & Wednesday Evenings
When: 6-9 p.m.
Where: Latimer Center in Heber
Cost: $700
Our five-week introduction to welding class is the perfect way to begin learning these basic objectives:
- Welding Safety
- Plasma Cutting
- Oxy-Acetylene Torch Cutting
- Arc Gouging
- Intro to MIG, Flux Core, Stick, & TIG
Healthcare Professional to EMT | April 1-May 28
$500
RN’s, Respiratory Therapists, and medical professionals — advance your credentials at ASU-BEEBE! Our course bridges the gap between healthcare providers and EMT practice by focusing on the emergency care and hands-on skills you need for field response.
HVAC Materials | Online Portion Begins April 20, In Person Class May 18-22
$500
Excel Level I | May 4, 5, & 7
Excel Level I
When: Feb. 16,17, and 19, 6-9 p.m.
Where: Searcy Campus
Cost: $125
Participants practice the fundamentals of Excel, which include cell functions, copying, using cut and paste, formatting, printing, using auto-complete versus auto-fill, basic formulas, working across multiple worksheets, cell reference, and ranges. This class will get you off to a great start!
Excel Level II | May 11, 12, & 14
Excel Level 2
When: March 9,10, & 12 5:30-8:30 pm
Where: Heber Campus
Cost: $150.00
Students practice more advanced usage of Excel functions for worksheet formatting, sorting, conditional formatting, headers & footers, IF-formulas, how to use formulas to extract or compute data, create and format tables, create and edit charts, group & ungroup worksheets, create a summary worksheet for multiple worksheets, use watermarks, import graphics and spreadsheets, and edit graphics.
Hydraulics/Pneumatics | May 12-July 14
Hydraulics/Pneumatics | May 12-July 14
Tuesday evenings, 6-9 p.m., $500
Basic hydraulic and pneumatic principles – flow, pressure, and industrial applications will be covered. These principles will then be applied to industrial hydraulic and pneumatic systems. Basic components – radial piston pumps, external gear pumps, selective control valves, and valve housings on current industrial equipment will be assembled and adjusted. Basic hydraulic and pneumatic system diagnostics will be introduced.
Excel Level III | May 18, 19, & 21
Excel Level III
When: May 18, 19, & 21, 5:30-8:30 p.m.
Where: Searcy Campus
Cost: $175
Students practice and learn an advanced stage of Excel’s power by working with macros; learning how to use v-lookup, pivot tables, and charts; using slicers; grouping worksheets; editing and validating data; creating folders; using comments; protecting worksheets & workbooks; sharing worksheets; and exporting Excel data into other programs. Standard 3-night class, but can be modified.
Troubleshooting | July tentatively
$500
This course is designed for Industrial Maintenance technicians. It is a study of the systematic methods that should be used when troubleshooting a complex industrial system. Topics include a troubleshooting overview, troubleshooting tools, collecting information, on-line troubleshooting, and specialized tests and equipment. Safety is emphasized.
Intro to Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) | October tentatively
$500
An introduction to programmable logic controllers as used in industrial environments including basic concepts, programming, applications, troubleshooting of ladder logic, and interfacing of equipment. Students will explain terminology, select hardware components, predict PLC operation based on ladder logic diagrams, program a PLC to perform various control functions through computer simulations or a training device.
Workplace Safety Technician | Coming soon!
More information coming soon.