All communication is to be done on the site message board, except when servers are down and when the professor directs otherwise. The trade and industrial laboratory should be developed to simulate what is found in industry. This requires a systematic approach to planning, organizing, and controlling operations in the laboratory and classroom. A well planned and organized laboratory is a motivational factor in learning. It sets the stage for learning, and draws attention to your program.
First impressions are lasting impressions.
This course will provide the foundation knowledge and skills needed to select equipment and supplies, plan facilities, manage the facilities, maintain equipment, organize the laboratory for effective learning, and plan a budget. Your occupational experiences have provided you with many of the foundation skills needed to complete this course. Managing the Occupational Education Laboratory. Prakken Publications, Inc., 1993. You may also use the South Plains College-Lubbock Campus library.