| Technology
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The Technology minor will enable students to: 1) develop
an understanding of industrial technology—its processes,
materials, equipment and products; 2) apply tools, materials,
machines, processes and technical concepts safely and
efficiently; 3) develop knowledge and understanding
of our technological society.
Minor in Technology
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| Required minor courses: 18 hours |
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| TMP 103 Wood Technology (F-O) |
3 |
| TGC 113 Drafting (S-E) |
3 |
| TMP 153 Welding (F) |
3 |
| TMP 323 Machine Tool Processes (F-E) |
3 |
| TEP 333 Electricity and Power Technology (S-E) |
3 |
| TMP 343 Construction Technology (S-O) |
3 |
COURSE IN GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS (TGC)
113 Drafting A fundamental course in the skills
and techniques of drawing including the use and care
of drawing equipment, freehand lettering, geometrical
construction, sketching, multiview projections, dimensioning,
sectional views, and Computer-Aided Design. (S-even)
COURSE IN ENERGY AND POWER (TEP)
333 Electricity and Power Technology A study
of the basic concepts and laws of electricity and the
internal combustion engine. Application, repair, maintenance,
installation and operation exercises will occur in a
laboratory setting. (S–even)
COURSES IN MATERIALS AND PROCESSES
(TMP)
103 Wood Technology Fundamentals of wood science;
selection and use of wood and related materials; introduction
to industrial design; construction and finishing of
wood products; use of basic industrial woodworking machines.
(F-odd)
153 Welding A basic course in the
theory and practice of oxy-acetylene welding, arc welding,
and oxy-acetylene cutting. The course includes the study
of arc welding equipment, oxy-acetylene equipment, electrodes,
welding symbols, and welding procedures. (F)
Prerequisite for all 300-400 level
courses: 45 hours or permission.
323 Machine Tool Processes—Prerequisite: TGC
113. An introductory course in the theory, set up, operation,
and care of machine tools. Basic experiences on the
engine lathe, milling machine, drill press, grinders,
and metal-cutting band saw. The use of computer numerical
control in machining operations. (F-even)
343 Construction Technology—Prerequisite: permission.
The investigation of construction processes, including
farm, home, and industrial applications. Selecting and
preparing building sites, procuring building materials,
planning and building structures. Actual work on building
sites is possible. (S–odd)
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