MFG 112 . A study of manufacturing tooling systems integrated with product and process design principles, utilizing concurrent engineering methods. Students from various programs will work together in integrated teams and utilize complementary tools and skills to solve design problems. Lecture and laboratory course. Industrial hydraulic and pneumatic power transmission.
Emphasis is on components, system control techniques, logic, system analysis, and design.
Lecture and laboratory course. An exploration and study of topics not covered in other departmental offerings. Students may elect more than once, provided different topics are studied. Industrial technology majors will be placed on a job that relates to their primary area of study, for one semester. During this period regular employee benefits may be received.