Spatial relationships of points, lines, surfaces and solids. Auxiliary views, true-size constructions, revolution, developments, cutting planes, graphical treatments of vectors and classification of surfaces are included. This course is offered on an open entry flexible schedule. Each student will meet with the instructor to establish a schedule. The study of the properties of engineering materials in regards to strength, chemistry, and basic characteristics of both metals and non-metals.
Attendance is required on specific dates.
For more information, contact John Stewart, 619-6760. Students spend part of the course in the Machine Shop learning basic lathe, mill, drill press, and grinder operations as well as layout. Part of the course is taught in the welding lab where students learn the operations of gas and arc welding. Basic methods of fabrication used in modern manufacturing, welding, electroforming, casting, metallic coating, anodizing, plating and chip removal, using numerical control, and hydraulic systems. Attendance is required on specific dates.