This course is designed to provide giudelines and resources to adjunct instructors to assist in successful outcomes in the classroom.

Welcome to Coaching Authorization
October 2012

This is our home page for this hybrid class.  Hybrid means you will meet some of the time plus you will do online assignments.  You do not have to be a computer wizard to be successful in this class.  But you will need an email address and a willingness to learn how to do some simple online assignments.  If you ever start to feel lost, you can always contact me  -  Mike Wulbecker   -  402.639.6833.  Below you will see a rough schedule and directions on how to get started.  My wish is that this class can be a great start to a successful coaching career.
Please start by going to lessons at the top of the page and find pre-course assignments.  These assignments need to be completed before we meet the first time.

Saturday, October 9           First Meeting              9-5pm           Sports Medicine Seminar       Kanseville Building

Tuesday, October 12         Sports Psychology   6:30-9pm        ICN Rooms to be announced

Tuesday, October 19         Sports Physiology    6:30-9pm        ICN Rooms to be announced

Tuesday, October 26         Sports Pedagogy      6:30-9pm        ICN Rooms to be announced

I will list the Ethic link here so anyone can start early.  Please turn in your ethics registration to put your ethis stamp on the certificate.

http://instructor.iwcc.cc.ia.us/mwulbecker/ethics/ethics3/ethics3start.htm

Welcome to Coaching Authorization February 2013

This is our home page for this hybrid class.  Hybrid means you will meet some of the time plus you will do online assignments.  You do not have to be a computer wizard to be successful in this class.  But you will need an email address and a willingness to learn how to do some simple online assignments.  If you ever start to feel lost, you can always contact me  -  Mike Wulbecker   -  402.639.6833.  Below you will see a rough schedule and directions on how to get started.  My wish is that this class can be a great start to a successful coaching career. Please start by going to early start homework.  These assignments need to be completed before we meet the first time.

This is a 5 hour course developed by Iowa Western Community College for Southwest Iowa Planning Council (SWIPCO) to assist new home owners with basic home maintenance. 

Microprocessors I Lab consists of experiments in microprocessors designed to support A+ certification. Students build, configure, upgrade, and repair microcomputer systems while using diagnostic programs. Co-requisite: Microprocessors I.

Circuit Analysis I introduces the principles of electric circuits. It includes the study of voltage, current, resistance, power, energy, magnetism, electromagnetism, capacitors, inductors, and transformers. Students analyze these devices in series, parallel, seriesparallel circuits as well as motors and generators, using AC and DC voltage. Co-requisite: Circuit Analysis I Lab.

Mechanical Power Transmission is designed to give students an overview of the terminology, theory of operation, and specific devices involved in the movement of energy. Belts, chains, gears, shafts, hydraulics, and pneumatics will be examined. Emphasis will be on systems used in wind energy.

Renewable Energy Workplace Safety provides a framework for students to develop a thorough understanding of safety requirements in the renewable energy workplace, the reason for these requirements, and how to determine if individuals and facilities are meeting those requirements. Emphasis is placed on requirements unique to renewable energy worksites.

Introduction to Renewable Energy provides students with a survey of the wind, solar and alternative fuel industries. Students study the development, construction, and operation of wind farms, solar farms and alternative fuels systems.

Obtain skills in welding with each process in all positions. Learn the necessary skills to weld beyond the manufacturing field into the world of customized welding. The course readies you for advanced welding techniques and stick welding. Students completing the program will test SMAW or GMAW process in A36 (mild steel) 3/8" plate 1G position. If you prequalify, you will test for qualification. Completion of the course does not guarantee qualification.

Our welding technology programs combine classroom instruction and hands on practical experience utilizing state-of-the-art

equipment. Obtain skills in welding with each process in all positions, and in different metals and alloys, such as aluminum

and stainless steel. Learn the necessary skills to weld beyond the manufacturing field into the world of customized welding.

Readies you for advanced welding techniques, stick welding or TIG welding. Students completing the program will test SMAW or

GMAW process in A36 (mild steel) 3/8" plate 1G position. If you prequalify, you will test for qualification. Completion of the

course does not guarantee qualification. Successful completion of this program will earn you 3 hours of college credit for ARC

Welding!