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A.A.S. Degree:

HVAC Excellence logoThe HVAC Installation & Residential Service program provides graduates with the entry level skills and theoretical knowledge needed to install, maintain the safe operation, and energy efficiency of residential and light commercial heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. Graduates typically secure jobs as residential, commercial or industrial installers, shop workers, erectors and service technicians working for existing and new construction HVAC companies. Students learn blueprint reading, load calculations, warm air systems design, mechanical and fuel gas code knowledge, installation techniques, pattern development and fabrication skills. Students also learn how to service — troubleshoot and repair — residential and light commercial HVAC systems. In addition to field-related skills, students gain oral and written communication skills, advanced computation skills, customer relations, and critical thinking skills through Arts & Sciences and technical course work.

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The HVAC Installation program provides graduates with the entry level skills and theoretical knowledge needed to install residential and light commercial heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. Graduates typically secure jobs as residential, commercial or industrial installers, shop workers or erectors working for existing and new construction HVAC companies. Students learn blueprint reading, load calculations, warm air systems design, mechanical and fuel gas code knowledge, installation techniques, pattern development and fabrication skills. In addition to field-related skills, students gain oral and written communication skills, advanced computation skills, customer relations, and critical thinking skills through Arts & Sciences and technical course work.

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Dunwoody College was the first Minnesota technical college to have its HVAC programs accredited by HVAC Excellence, the largest provider of certification in the HVACR industry.  Certification ensures that Dunwoody programs meet or exceed industry standards for quality technical education.

 

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