Computer Animation for Industry Fundementals of computer animation on a person computer focusing on industrial applications, such as product promotion and marketing, motion simulation of machine elements and mechanisms, and its use in presentation, training, and inspection. Involves imparting movement and photorealistic appearance to geometric shapes and models. One hour lecture, four hour lab per week. Fundamentals of Robotics Fundamentals concepts underlying robot programming and its applications in the manufacturing industry. Covers operation of an industrial robot arm, both lead through and textual programming, end effector design, interfacing with computers, and CNC machines and control systems.
Class meets for five weeks.
One hour lecture, four hours lab per week. It is also recommended that students take CAMT 100 as a prerequisite or concurrently. Industrial Materials Introduction to metallurgy and non-metallic materials currently used in today's modern manufacturing settings. Theory and application of principles for identifying, producing, conditioning, and testing materials. Laboratory activities involve both manual and computer assisted testing.