A study of machine design dimensioning and tolerancing with emphasis on the use of ANSI and ISO standard practices. To develop in the student an understanding of what a printed circuit board is and how it is designed and manufactured. The study of an electronic schematic and its relationship to the printed circuit board. Includes methods for creating the master layout, skills required to produce master photographic artwork from master layout, and the fabrication of printed circuit boards. This course covers the AISC specifications and standards, stressing structural theory and data.
Students prepare working drawings depicting structural steel, pipe, and reinforced concrete.
Work to be done in various media including computer graphics. Introduction to design, problem solving, and team building. Topics include external references, attributed blocks, database connectivity, paper space, viewports, Internet utilities, customized linetypes and hatch patterns, script files and slide shows, and customized menus. The course concludes with an introduction to basic programming constructions for the creation of LISP routines. A computer-aided modeling course.