The course objective is to prepare students for completion of the 3rd Year Inside Blended Learning bundle. This bundle is a combination of the following courses: AC Theory, Level II; Rigging, Hoisting, and Signaling, Level I; Electrical Safety-Related Work Practices, Level II; Code and Practices 3, Level I; Blueprints, Level II; Fire Alarm Systems, Level I; and Grounding and Bonding, Level I. It provides a complete overview of AC theory, including in depth lessons on the use of trigonometry and vector math in circuit analysis, the concepts of resistive, inductive and capacitive effects as they interact in series, parallel and combination alternating-current (AC) circuits, polyphase power, AC and DC power generation, filters, resonance, and power factor. Students will use hands-on labs to reinforce information presented on WYE and DELTA connections and three-phase buck-boost transformers. The course provides an overview of the NFPA 70E Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace. This course content covers key NEC overcurrent protection requirements (primarily 600V or less) with practical application material. The students will draw and recognize common scales and symbols for residential, commercial, and industrial environments. The student also will complete a Residential take-off and price quotation. This course introduces the basic fire alarm systems and the codes and standards that are associated with fire alarm systems. It introduces common installation, startup, and checkout procedures. Students will understand the basic grounding and bonding fundamentals, AC systems, service equipment, and main bonding jumpers.