Junior Certificate in Plumbing

YEAR 1 QUARTER 1

COM110 – Communication Skills (3CU):

Communication Skills is a course that focuses on developing effective communication skills for professional and social contexts. Students will learn about various communication processes and techniques, including verbal and non-verbal communication, active listening, and effective presentation skills. The course aims to enhance students’ ability to communicate effectively in different settings.

CPF111 – Technology 1 (4CU):

Technology 1 is a course that focuses on developing knowledge and skills in computer organization and digital logic. Students will learn about Boolean algebra, number systems, codes, and other fundamental concepts in computer science. The course aims to provide students with a foundation in understanding computer technology.

CPF112 – Technical Drawing (4CU):

Technical Drawing is a course that focuses on developing practical skills in creating technical drawings for engineering applications. Students will learn about various drawing techniques, such as orthographic projection, isometric drawing, and dimensioning. They will develop their skills in creating technical drawings for engineering designs.

CPF113 – Workshop Practice 1 (4CU):

Workshop Practice 1 is a course that focuses on developing practical skills in workshop practices for engineering applications. Students will learn about various workshop tools, equipment, and safety procedures. They will develop their skills in using workshop tools and equipment to create engineering designs.

EIC114 – Business Calculations (3CU):

Business Calculations is a course that focuses on developing knowledge and skills in business mathematics and calculations. Students will learn about various mathematical concepts, such as percentages, ratios, and proportions, as well as business applications of mathematics, such as financial analysis and forecasting. The course aims to provide students with a foundation in understanding business calculations.

 

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YEAR 1 QUARTER 2

CPF121 – Technology II (4CU):

Technology II is a course that focuses on developing advanced knowledge and skills in computer organization and digital logic. Building upon the knowledge gained in Technology I, students will learn about advanced concepts in computer science, such as computer architecture, assembly language, and memory management. The course aims to provide students with a deeper understanding of computer technology.

CPF122 – Business Calculations (4CU):

Business Calculations is a course that focuses on developing advanced knowledge and skills in business mathematics and calculations. Building upon the knowledge gained in Business Calculations I, students will learn about advanced mathematical concepts, such as calculus, statistics, and financial mathematics. The course aims to provide students with a deeper understanding of business calculations.

CPF123 – Technical Drawing II (4CU):

Technical Drawing II is a course that focuses on developing advanced skills in creating technical drawings for engineering applications. Building upon the skills gained in Technical Drawing I, students will learn about advanced drawing techniques, such as perspective drawing, shading, and rendering. They will develop their skills in creating complex technical drawings for engineering designs.

CPF124 – Project 1 (4CU):

Project 1 is a course that focuses on developing practical skills in project management for engineering applications. Students will learn about project management principles and techniques, such as project planning, scheduling, budgeting, and risk management. They will develop their skills in managing engineering projects from conception to completion.

 

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YEAR 1 QUARTER 3

CPF131 – Water and Sanitation Rules 1 (4CU):

Water and Sanitation Rules 1 is a course that focuses on developing knowledge and understanding of water and sanitation rules and regulations. Students will learn about various water and sanitation systems, such as water supply, drainage, and sewage systems. The course aims to provide students with a foundation in understanding the principles and practices of water and sanitation systems.

CPF132 – Plumbing Theory 1 (4CU):

Plumbing Theory 1 is a course that focuses on developing knowledge and understanding of plumbing systems and principles. Students will learn about various plumbing systems, such as water supply, drainage, and sewage systems. The course aims to provide students with a foundation in understanding the principles and practices of plumbing systems.

CPF133 – Workshop Practice II (4CU):

Workshop Practice II is a course that focuses on developing practical skills in workshop practices for plumbing applications. Building upon the skills gained in Workshop Practice I, students will learn about advanced workshop tools, equipment, and safety procedures. They will develop their skills in using workshop tools and equipment to create plumbing designs.

CSC113 – Computer Applications (4CU):

Computer Applications is a course that focuses on developing practical computer skills for plumbing tasks. Students will learn about various computer applications, such as Microsoft Office, AutoCAD, and plumbing software. They will develop their skills in using these applications to create professional documents, manage data, and enhance productivity in a plumbing setting.

 

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YEAR 2 QUARTER 1

CPF211 – Applied Mathematics (4CU):

Applied Mathematics is a course that focuses on developing mathematical skills for plumbing applications. Students will learn about various mathematical concepts, such as algebra, geometry, and trigonometry, as well as their applications in plumbing calculations. The course aims to provide students with a foundation in understanding mathematical principles and their relevance to plumbing.

CPF212 – Water and Sanitation II (4CU):

Water and Sanitation II is a course that focuses on developing advanced knowledge and skills in water and sanitation systems. Building upon the knowledge gained in Water and Sanitation I, students will learn about advanced water and sanitation systems, such as water treatment, distribution, and conservation. The course aims to provide students with a deeper understanding of water and sanitation systems.

CPF213 – Plumbing Theory I (4CU):

Plumbing Theory I is a course that focuses on developing advanced knowledge and skills in plumbing systems and principles. Building upon the knowledge gained in Plumbing Theory I, students will learn about advanced plumbing systems, such as gas piping, medical gas systems, and fire suppression systems. The course aims to provide students with a deeper understanding of plumbing systems.

CPF214 – Plumbing Theory II (4CU):

Plumbing Theory II is a course that focuses on developing advanced knowledge and skills in plumbing systems and principles. Building upon the knowledge gained in Plumbing Theory I, students will learn about advanced plumbing systems, such as hydronic heating, solar heating, and geothermal heating. The course aims to provide students with a deeper understanding of plumbing systems.