Courses
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- Offered: On demand
- Offered: Fall Winter
- Prerequisites: MA 115 or higher or math placement equivalency.
Introduction to mechanics—the study of forces that act upon rigid bodies—and to statics, which deals with the distribution and effects of forces on rigid bodies at rest.
- Offered: Winter
- Prerequisites: EN 211 and MA 100 or higher or math placement equivalency.
An introduction to the nature, processing, application, testing, and selection of materials used in industry today. Students will perform laboratory tests on plastics, wood, metals, and composites in order to gain an understanding of the behavior and characteristics of materials under specific conditions.
- Offered: Fall
- Prerequisites: MET 213.
Processes and equipment in metallurgy and a comparison of the physical properties and structures of metals.
- Offered: Winter
- Prerequisites: MET 211 and MA 161.
An introductory study of linear and angular displacement, velocity and acceleration; including the application of integral and differential calculus; absolute and relative motion; mechanisms, planar motion, work, energy, power and momentum.
- Offered: Fall
- Prerequisites: MET 211.
Analysis of the relationship between applied forces and stresses, strains, and deformations in solid materials, including the application of engineering design standards.
- Offered: Winter
- Prerequisites: DD 202, MET 213 and MET 311.
Applying engineering concepts to components such as gears, shafts, fasteners and structural members. In addition to theoretical analysis, this course incorporates solid modeling and finite element analysis software to model strain and motion behavior of complex systems.
- Offered: Winter
- Prerequisites: MA 161, MET 310 or PH 201, junior standing or instructor’s permission.
The study of energy, heat, work, the properties of the media employed and the processes involved as applied to solving problems in engineering. Also includes an introduction to heat transfer concepts.
- Offered: Fall
- Prerequisites: MET 310 or PH 201.
Introduction to the fundamentals of fluid dynamics. The application of basic fluid mechanics to the analysis of internal and external flow, pumps, turbines, and fans are covered. Applications to incompressible and compressible flows and the effects of friction are explored.
- Offered: Fall
- Prerequisites: MET 320.
A problem-based course that provides students with an opportunity to focus on a specific design or engineering problem. Initial proposals, strategies and timelines to complete the project will be completed in this course. Appropriate project management is stressed. Engineering ethics in relation to product design will also be explored.
Notes: Cross listed with ET 431.- Offered: Winter
- Prerequisites: MET 431.
A project-based course in which the student builds, implements, and tests a design that was attained in a prior class. A formal presentation and report is a required part of the course.
Notes: Cross listed with ET 432.- Offered: Winter
- Offered: Fall Winter
An introduction to the processes and materials of manufacturing with emphasis on the metal removal technology.
- Offered: Fall
- Prerequisites: Successful completion of, or current enrollment in MF 134 and DD 100.
Numerical control and automation fundamentals, testing of materials and suitability of fabrication.
- Offered: Winter
- Prerequisites: Instructor's permission.
An advanced computer numerical control class utilizing a Tsugami 5 axis turning center with live tooling.
- Offered: On demand
- Prerequisites: MF 134
This course introduces the maintenance of machine tool equipment. Subjects will include coolant properties, oil systems, pneumatic systems, clamping devices, spindle tapers, collet systems, feed systems, and proper initial machine setup.
- Offered: On demand
- Prerequisites: DD 202 and MF 233.
Introduction to advanced machining and turning operations. Turning operations will include the use of lathe dogs, 4-jawed chucks, boring bars and thread cutting tools. Milling operations will include advanced fixture design, fixture manufacturing, gear cutting, radius cutting, and angle milling.
- Offered: Winter
- Prerequisites: MF 233.
A Fanuc-based Haas controller and CamWorks software will program G and M code to cut various types of metal on both a CNC lathe and mill. Topics will include advanced milling and turning, Haas VQC programming and Renishaw Probe usage.
- Offered: On demand
- Prerequisites: Adviser permission.
- Offered: On demand
- Prerequisites: Department permission.
- Offered: On demand
- Prerequisites: Junior standing and adviser permission.
- Offered: On demand
- Prerequisites: Junior standing and department permission.
- Offered: Fall Winter Summer
This course provides an overview of the field of business. The basic vocabulary and concepts of accounting, computer information systems, economics, finance, management, and marketing are discussed. The importance of business, ethics, social responsibility, and international business are threaded throughout the course.
Notes:May not be taken after the student has been accepted to the College of Business.
- Offered: Fall Winter Summer
Students investigate the nature and history of entrepreneurships. Opportunity searching and creative processes are used to develop new entrepreneurial ideas. Students are exposed to the development of an entrepreneurial business plan. The accounting, finance, management and marketing aspects of entrepreneurship are analyzed. Each student develops and presents a new venture plan.
- Offered: Fall Winter Summer
Overview of the areas of law affecting business operations. Students are introduced to basic legal rights and social forces affecting business.