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Technology is information on anything that man makes for his benefit out of resources available, in order to make tasks simpler to perform. (stone tools, fire, wheel etc)
The SCR's gate electrode is used to turn the SCR on, i.e. fire it.
The difference between Vulcan and Hephaestus was that Vulcan was not just the god of fire but the god of grievance in the time of sorrow. Hephaestus was not just the god of fire but was the god of balcksmithry and technology. Hephaestus was his Greek name, and Vulcan the Roman name.
Earning an associated degree in Fire Science Technology offers you many career path capabilities. You can work in positions such as a firefighter, fire investigator, and fire inspector. You can also add certain courses with your degree program and gain employment opportunities in emergency management, homeland security, and forensics.
Firemen go to academies to get trained in fire fighting. Also, some go to college for a degree in fire science.
"Fire science" is the name of a college degree in which a student learns about fire, avoiding fire, putting out fire and investigating the origins of fires.
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The University of Alasaka at Anchorage offers a Degree program in Fire and Emergency Services Technology, with either a concentration on Fire Suppression, Fire Administration,
College degree in fire science, protection engineering, certifications, licensing, experience and other qualifications.
Many community colleges offer an associate's degree in fire science. The associate's degree is typically a two year program of study, provided the student is full-time, and does not require extensive developmental coursework as a result of basic skills testing.
Fire Technology was created in 1965.
Georgia Perimeter College offers several programs. Some of these include: dental hygiene, nursing, radiologic technology, fire management, library and information science technology, and sign language interpreting.
That depends on the technology you are talking about (e.g. metal casting technology, stone carving technology, heavy construction technology, automobile technology, electronics technology, nuclear technology, irrigation technology, fire fighting technology, submarine technology, painting technology, airplane technology, firearms technology, and even computer related technologies) as the skills requirements vary dramatically.
It teaches you to be a firefighter. It's quite possible that one exists. If you don't find a particular program, many schools will allow you to create your own major (assuming you can find the classes to fill it with) My college offers this degree. According to my schools handbook: This program will provide college level educational opportunities in the areas of fire science, emergency medical care and hazardous materials. The program is designed with the Firefighter and Emergency Responder in mind. The curriculum follows the guidelines established by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA). These programs are recognized nationally and internationally. Completion of this program leads to an Associate of Applied Science degree in Fire Science Technology.
To be eligible to take the CFPS examination, candidates must demonstrate on the CFPS application that they meet one of the following criteria: Bachelor's degree in engineering, technology, or other related discipline from an accredited college or university, plus two years of verifiable work experience dedicated to curtailing fire loss, both physical and financial. Copy of college diploma or transcript AND Resume are required. Associate's degree in engineering, technology or other related discipline from an accredited college or university, plus four years of verifiable work experience dedicated to curtailing fire loss, both physical and financial. High school diploma + 6 years of verifiable work experience dedicated to curtailing fire loss, both physical and financial.