100 level
Foundations
- HVAC and electrical fundamentals
- Trade math and drawings
- Safety and field devices
Building automation · staged foundation program
Learn the whole building, then make the controls tell the truth.
The TTS building-automation pathway connects mechanical systems, electricity, field devices, networks, programming, graphics, sequences, commissioning, troubleshooting, cybersecurity, and project delivery.
Current status: curriculum and selected demonstrations are staged for review. Enrollment, testing, credentials, student accounts, and protected course access are not open.
Program progression
From system orientation to accountable project delivery.
Each stage adds technical depth and stronger proof. A learner is expected to explain the system, perform the task, verify the result, document the evidence, and restore the system safely.
200 level
Installation
- Low-voltage wiring
- Controllers and networks
- Checkout and documentation
300 level
Service
- Electrical and HVAC diagnosis
- Sequences and trend evidence
- Commissioning fundamentals
400 level
Application
- Programming and graphics
- Integration and cybersecurity
- Optimization and recovery
500 level
Delivery
- Advanced platforms
- Project engineering
- Capstone and portfolio defense
Field-built instruction
Led by people who have done the work.
David Jonas
Field lifecycle
HVAC, service, controls installation, programming, sales, project management, and business ownership.
Jason Keene
Systems development
Advanced Niagara development, multiple BAS platforms, integration, programming, and commissioning.
Michael Blue
Installation and service
Practical HVAC and controls installation, service methods, workmanship, access, and verification.
Ethan Merrick
Electrical to controls
Apprentice-to-journeyman electrical experience followed by senior controls development.
Review the field team and verified public credential summary.
How capability is proven
Completion requires more than slide progress.
KNOW
Explain systems, drawings, sequences, standards boundaries, and expected values through reviewed knowledge checks.
PRACTICE
Use simulations, schematics, fault stories, and instructor-controlled trainers to build a repeatable method.
PERFORM
Complete observable practical tasks with acceptance criteria and no critical safety miss.
APPLY
Use supervised field evidence, capstones, and oral defense to show judgment across changing conditions.
Authority boundary
TTS course completion does not independently grant licensing, employer authorization, qualified-person status, or permission to perform regulated work. Those decisions remain with the applicable employer, authority, credentialing body, and adopted requirements.
See the curriculum take shape
Review the approved public training figures.
Eight scalable 100-series figures are available as selected previews. Editable Visio source and unreleased course material remain private.