A fundamental course in writing technical reports for industrial, governmental, educational and public operations and use. The subject matter includes theoretical and practical applications. The course directs special attention to the behavioral style and special techniques used in organizing technical reports. F Study of methods and procedures used in organizing and managing small and large industrial complexes.
Attention is given to management, personal relationships, and production operations.
Perspectives on special topics such as operating policies, environmental protection, and conservation of resources are discussed. A fundamental course for both majors and nonmajors designed to develop basic drafting skills and techniques. Material coverage includes instrument drafting, visualization and technical sketching techniques, lettering, geometric construction, multiview drawing, and dimensioning. Topics covered include multiview drawing, sectional views, auxiliary views, revolutions, pictorial drawing, and dimensioning. F An introductory architecture history course devoted to the history of western architecture from the ancient world to the present day.