The course objective is to prepare students for completion of the 5th Year Inside Blended Learning Bundle. This bundle is a combination of the following courses: Code and Practices 4, Level I, Orientation, Level III, Code Calculations, Level II, Motor Control, Level II, Torque, Level I, Rigging, Hoisting, and Signaling, Level I. It provides a complete overview of a wide variety of NEC topics including practice exams, the latest changes to the NEC, over 600-volt installations, an advanced lesson on services, and an overview of Articles 680, 700, 701, 702, and 725. This course prepares students for math-related tasks associated with the electrical construction industry. It provides a well-rounded foundation in Code-related math examples. Students will learn the structure and heritage of the IBEW and NECA is a valuable attribute in establishing pride in the industry. Advanced motor control concepts are introduced including analog signals used with sensors and variable speed drives. Also included is the use of programmable controllers in motor control, and control applications using special motors such as stepper, synchronous, or servomotors. The student will be able to correctly and efficiently troubleshoot motor control issues. Students will have an understanding of rigging curriculum with topics that include vital information such as; load balance, calculated load weights, slings, rope types, rope strength, lifting devices, and safety. Students will learn why torque is important in the electrical industry by explaining torque theory, specific definitions, torque conversion, friction, phases of fastening, and factors that affect torque.