PHY161 Includes study of the structure and language of physics. An introduction to college level chemistry including atomic structure, chemical equations and organic chemistry. Emphasis on teamwork, problem solving skills, computer usage, classroom presentations, and written reports. The analysis and preparation of technical reports. Approved Elective from the fields of Manufacturing, Business, or Sociology.
Quality is one of the most important aspects of corporate success in today's marketplace.
Consumers have put a premium on high quality products, so quality assurance professionals have become an important element in the manufacturing system. This standard of perfection, coupled with the technological sophistication of products and the automation of assembly areas, has made quality assurance one of the fastest growing parts of the changing American workplace. Quality control and inspection techniques used in the past are rapidly being replaced by initiatives such as Total Quality Management, Experimental Design, Reliability Analysis, and Life Testing. Experts trained in these new quality assurance techniques are sought after by corporations planning to succeed in today's competitive marketplace. The ideal Quality Assurance student enjoys documenting, through statistical analysis or mathematical modeling, that an idea or concept will work.