Version 1 and 2: Upon completion of the course, students will be able to: safely design, fabricate, and install different types of residential HVAC systems and equipment; apply job-specific knowledge common to HVAC new construction installers; discuss the safety training requirements, standards and guidelines; describe typical components and configurations of residential HVAC systems and the basic operation of these systems; explain and demonstrate the proper procedures for installing the following materials: ductwork constructed of sheet metal, flexible duct and duct board, dryer, kitchen and bath vents, combustion flues and venting, thermostat wiring, laundry chutes, and manufactured fireplaces; describe and understand the differences among furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps and various add-on accessories; test an HVAC system to determine that it has been properly installed; describe the personal protective equipment, safety guidelines, and code requirements that a HVAC technician should use and follow to avoid injuries; list and explain customer requirements and site preparation, HVAC evaluation, and tasks for removing equipment and material that HVAC Technicians typically performs on a retrofit site; explain and demonstrate the proper procedures for installing ductwork and various add-on accessories; explain how to master the psychology of customer relations; list the guidelines for safety and code; describe the general strategy to effectively troubleshoot an HVAC system problem; and demonstrate the tasks for inspecting and servicing an HVAC system.