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CECP151
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Energy and Carbon Management (ECMR)
Gain an introduction to building science and building systems engineering focused on energy analysis and retrofits. You will learn elements of building construction and thermal calculations as developed into energy audits. You will also be introduced to Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing (MEP) systems and equipment in buildings, as well as details of equipment and its operation and control, especially adjustments and retrofits for energy efficiency and carbon reduction. Learn how to prepare field sketches and measurements, draw simple system schematics, and gain technical writing skills. By the end of this course, you will have the knowledge to support energy audits, weatherization projects, building upgrades, and decarbonization work — emerging job-ready for roles in building performance, energy efficiency, weatherization, and HVAC.
Additional Info: Professional Certification: Upon program completion, students earn the CUNY BPL Energy Technician Certificate and Building Performance Institute’s Building Science Principles (BSP) Certificate.
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CECP150
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Semiconductor Fabrication Bootcamp
Prepare for an entry-level technician role in the rapidly growing semiconductor and advanced manufacturing industries with this five-week semiconductor boot camp! Grow your knowledge and learn practical skills in hand and electrical tools, pneumatics and motors, vacuum systems, electricity and circuits, and programmable logic controllers. If you are someone with a strong interest in mechanical or electromechanical systems and are committed to developing the skills needed to begin a career as a manufacturing technician, this program is for you!
Enrollment Requirements:
• At least 18 years of age
• High school diploma or GED
• Must be authorized to work in the US
• Basic knowledge of common hand tools (e.g., hex keys, wrenches, torque tools, screwdrivers), common measuring tools, and Microsoft Office tools (e.g. Word, Excel).
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