Residential Wiring: Concepts and Applications - Phillips, Quinton
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Residential Wiring Concepts and Applications includes a comprehensive, abundantly illustrated, pedagogically strong text, a lab workbook with hands-on activities, and videos, providing a complete solution for introductory courses. Adhering to the 2023 National Electrical Code(R) (NEC), the textbook introduces entry-level students to fundamental concepts and applications that will be encountered in the workplace. It is divided into two complementary parts: Part I, Basic Knowledge and Skills, covers the necessary knowledge and skills to perform electrical work, providing a firm foundation for…mehr

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Residential Wiring Concepts and Applications includes a comprehensive, abundantly illustrated, pedagogically strong text, a lab workbook with hands-on activities, and videos, providing a complete solution for introductory courses. Adhering to the 2023 National Electrical Code(R) (NEC), the textbook introduces entry-level students to fundamental concepts and applications that will be encountered in the workplace. It is divided into two complementary parts: Part I, Basic Knowledge and Skills, covers the necessary knowledge and skills to perform electrical work, providing a firm foundation for students with no prior knowledge; Part II, House Wiring , concentrates on the NEC requirements and practical wiring of a residence in a logical order of operations. With a clear and engaging writing style, the content is organized into digestible chapters to reinforce learning comprehension, followed immediately by real-world applications.
Autorenporträt
Quinton Phillips is currently the Program Chair of Electrical Systems Technology and an instructor at Athens Technical College. In 2018, he was selected by faculty and students to receive the Athens Technical College Rick Perkins Award, honoring a technical college instructor who makes significant contributions to technical education through innovation and leadership. After graduating from the University of Georgia's Grady College of Journalism in 1988, Mr. Phillips spent time working in the service industry. Looking for a career path and a solid wage, he enrolled in the Electrical Program, also at Athens Tech, and it changed the course of his life. Mr. Phillips worked for several years as an apprentice before starting his own company, ZAP! Electric.