The course objective is to prepare students for completion of the First Year Residential Wiremen Bundle. This bundle is a combination of the following courses: Blueprint; Code and Practices 1; DC Theory; Inside Job Information 1; and Orientation. This course provides a complete overview of the Residential Apprenticeship Program, from the history of the IBEW and structure of NECA to the goals and responsibilities of the apprentice. The student will learn to draw and recognize common scales and symbols for residential environments. The student also has the opportunity to complete a Residential take-off and price quotation. They will gain an understanding of what constitutes a neat and workmanlike installation, and wiring device to help ensure efficient and safe device installation. The course teaches the basics of electricity, Ohm's law, and electrical circuits. Students then begin more detailed lessons relating to series circuits, exploring how current reacts in DC series circuits, how voltage reacts in DC series circuits, as well as how dividers work. The student will apply mathematical functions required to work with fractions and basic trigonometric functions. Once those fundamental mathematical skills have been mastered, the student then begins to study the design and operation of the three-wire, single-phase system. The student will know how to read, analyze, and properly use a residential blueprint.