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Section 1: HVAC Foundations and Safety

Introduction to the HVAC Industry

Safety First: PPE and Job Site Hazards

Basic Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer

🎮 Crossword: Safety and Science Terms

Section 2: The Refrigeration Cycle

Overview of the Refrigeration Cycle

The Compressor and Condenser

Metering Devices and Evaporators

Introduction to Refrigerants

Section 3: Heating and Air Distribution

Gas and Electric Furnaces

Introduction to Heat Pumps

Ductwork and Airflow Basics

Filtration and Indoor Air Quality

🎮 Pixel Quest: Systems and Components Review

Section 4: Electrical Basics and Tools

Electrical Fundamentals for HVAC

Essential HVAC Tools

Thermostats and Controls

Career Path and Certifications

Section 5: Assessment

Quiz: HVAC Definitions

Quiz: PPE Identification

Quiz: Safety Procedures

Quiz: Heat Transfer Methods

Quiz: BTUs and Thermodynamics

Quiz: Refrigeration Components

Quiz: The Compressor

Quiz: Condensers and Evaporators

Quiz: Metering Devices

Quiz: Refrigerant States

Quiz: Gas Furnace Basics

Quiz: Heat Pump Operation

Quiz: Ductwork Types

Quiz: Air Filters and MERV

Quiz: Electrical Units

Quiz: Multimeter Usage

Quiz: Hand Tools

Quiz: Thermostat Functions

Quiz: EPA Regulations

Quiz: Final Course Review

Section 6: Course Feedback

End of Course Survey

Start a high-demand skilled trade career with HVAC Essentials: Launching Your Career as a Technician. This beginner-friendly course gives you the core knowledge to understand, service, and communicate about modern heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems. You’ll learn safety-first practices, thermodynamics in plain language, and the end-to-end refrigeration cycle that powers comfort cooling. We’ll break down gas and electric heating, heat pumps, ductwork, airflow, and indoor air quality so you can recognize components, trace sequences of operation, and spot common issues. You’ll also get hands-on orientation to essential tools, electrical fundamentals, thermostats, and controls—plus a roadmap to certifications like EPA 608 and your first technician roles. Interactive games and targeted quizzes reinforce key terms and system logic, helping you build job-ready confidence. Whether you’re transitioning careers, entering the trades, or preparing for an apprenticeship, this course equips you with practical fundamentals, safety awareness, and a clear next step toward a stable, well-paid future in HVAC.

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            <p>The field of Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) is a cornerstone of modern comfort and safety, playing a vital role in both residential homes and commercial buildings. This course provides a comprehensive entry point for those looking to build a career in this essential trade. Starting with the fundamental science of thermodynamics and heat transfer, learners will explore how British Thermal Units (BTUs) are used to measure energy and how heat naturally moves from hot to cold. A heavy emphasis is placed on safety from the very beginning, ensuring that new technicians understand the critical importance of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), job site hazard identification, and the life-saving protocols of Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedures.</p>

<p>Beyond the scientific foundations, the curriculum dives deep into the mechanical and electrical heart of HVAC systems. Students will master the four major components of the refrigeration cycle—the compressor, condenser, metering device, and evaporator—while learning to handle various refrigerants in compliance with EPA regulations. The course also covers the mechanics of gas and electric furnaces, the versatile operation of heat pumps, and the principles of air distribution and indoor air quality. To round out the technical training, the modules introduce essential electrical fundamentals, such as voltage and resistance, and provide a practical look at the tools of the trade, including manifold gauges and multimeters. By the end of this journey, learners will have a clear understanding of the career path ahead, including the certifications and continuing education required to thrive as a professional HVAC technician.</p>
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