Focus on the behavior of electricity as a phenomenon. A study of laws and concepts involved in the conversion, transmission and control of mechanical energy. Experiences will include the analysis of common mechanical and fluid-mechanical circuits. 3 A laboratory course to develop concepts involved in the efficient processing of multiple materials. Appropriate hand tools and equipment are employed to demonstrate the relationship between materials, properties and processes.
Attention is given to procedures common to a variety of manufactured products.
3 Comprehensive study of and experiences with those materials which possess metallic characteristics and manufacturing processes. Math placement equivalent to MATH 101 or higher. DC electrical circuits with emphasis on analysis, modeling and troubleshooting. AC 3 Prereq. TC 223, MATH 115 and PHYS 111.