Covers structural and process attributes of teams with the objective of enhancing team leader or member effectiveness. MGMT 467 Global Operations Management 4 credits Analysis of issues and problems experienced in managing international operations. Topics include international logistics, facility location, production planning, technology transfer, foreign manufacturing systems and management of operations in the Pacific Rim. ETEC 221 Welding 3 credits Basic concepts in welding to include shielded metal arc welding, oxy-acetylene welding, welding symbols, heat treatment, soldering and brazing, survey of processes. ETEC 222 Foundry and Forming 3 credits Survey of the principles and practices employed in contemporary metal-casting and forming industries.
Emphasis is placed on applications of the concept of design for manufacturability.
Machine Metal Processes 5 credits Basic concepts and skills in machine metal processes. ETEC 322 Numerical Control Operations 5 credits Laboratory-intensive course which provides students with the opportunity to design, program and produce NC and CNC manufactured parts. 4 credits Review third-party software for AutoCAD, develop block libraries, modify screen menus and create tablet menus for specific application areas. Careful planning of ETEC electives will enable a Manufacturing Management student to receive an Industrial Technology Minor. See advisor for more information.