Specific concepts emphasized are leverage, friction, torque, flow, pressure, compression, cylinders, valves, switches and circuits.
Training is done through hands on utilization of today s best industrial trainers.
Mastery of these concepts prepares students for the study of robotics and industrial manufacturing during the second 12 weeks and provides life long basic skills for anybody pursuing a career in modern industry. Students will have access to a variety of computer applications, peripherals, operating systems and broadband Internet access. This course also includes real-life application of learned skills. Students will be assigned projects that relate to mastery of basic skills in these areas which are necessary for the study of Computer Numeric Control and Computer Integrated Manufacturing conducted in the second 12 weeks of the course. Students learn through hands on utilization of computers, scanners, cameras, printer and other industrial production peripherals.