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ing, and brand machining. The student then will demonstrate
these procedures with practical applications in the machine tool
laboratory.
MCHN 1224 - Machine Tool II 2/4 (4)
Prerequisite: MCHN 1214 or concurrent enrollment. The
student will describe engine lathe types and construction,
milling machine types and construction, lathe cutting tools,
and milling cutters. He or she will explain proper procedures for
maintenance of the lathe and milling machines, for lathe facing
operations, for lathe speeds and feeds, for center drilling in the
lathe, for drilling, reaming, and straight turning in the lathe,
for milling speeds and fees, and for basic milling operations.
The student will describe necessary safety precautions for machine
tool operations. The student will describe necessary safety
precautions for working with the lathe and milling machines
and demonstrate these procedures and operations in practical
applications in the machine tool laboratory.
MCHN 1234 - Machine Tool III 2/4 (4)
Prerequisite: MCHN 1224. The student will explain the proper
procedures for grinding, boring, internal thread cutting, external
thread cutting, tapping, taper turning, and honing on the lathe.
He or she will describe the accepted procedures for advanced
milling machine operations. The student then will demonstrate
these procedures and operations in practical applications in the
machine tool laboratory.
MCHN 1311 - Precision Measurement .5/1 (1)
This is a course designed to provide students with skills that
are essential to a wide variety of industrial and technical trade
areas. Topics include on-the-job applications of whole numbers,
fractions, decimals, percents, measurement and operations with
signed numbers.
MCHN 1432 - Millwright 1/2 (2)
This is an introductory course covering information needed to
become an entry level millwright. Upon completion, the student
will have a basic understanding of industrial safety, proper use
and application of millwright tools, installation and removal of
seals, bearings, belts and chains, troubleshooting and repair of
gear boxes, coupling alignment and identification, and application
of bolts and fasteners.
MCHN 1442 - Rigging 1/2 (2)
This course will familiarize the student with safe and accepted
industry practices as applied to rigging, rigging equipment and
maintenance of rigging equipment.
MCHN 1452 - Lubrication 2/0 (2)
This course introduces the student to the theories of lubrication,
lubricating oils, greases and solid lubricants, as well as the
principles of lubrication, lubricating machine parts, lubrication
storage, and safety while working with lubricants. Other topics
will include lubricant application; history of lubricant application;
centralized lubricating systems; and system components, conductors
and connectors. Preventive and predictive maintenance also
will be covered.
MCHN 2314 - Fundamentals of CNC Machining
& Programming 2/4 (4)
Prerequisites: MCHN 1224 and MATH 1123. The student will
plan, G code program, and machine parts on a CNC machining
center. The student will demonstrate the components of planning
the machining of parts on a CNC milling machine, tool qualifications
and definitions, safety set-up, proper use of preparatory
commands, miscellaneous functions, incremental and absolute
modes, tool path, and offset programming.
Marketing
MKTG 1253 - Sales & Customer Service 3/0 (3)
(formerly Techniques of Salesmanship)
The student will study and practice sales and customer service
skills. He/she will be able to identify customer needs, communicate
the selling points of a product, demonstrate the techniques of
making a sale, and describe how to establish long-term relationships
with clients by providing follow-up and customer service
after the sale.
MKTG 1553 - Principles of Marketing 3/0 (3)
The student will study basic marketing methods and practices
including the functions of planning, pricing, promotion and
distribution. Theoretical and practical learning exercises will be
incorporated in the class.
MKTG 2063 - Fundamentals of Advertising 3/0 (3)
The student will study advertising planning and strategy. Topics
include marketing research, target marketing, copy, media,
budget, and sales promotion strategy. Theoretical and practical
learning exercises will be incorporated in the class.
Mathematics
MATH 0911 - Four Operations of Arithmetic
(Based on demand) (1)
This course is designed to help the student add, subtract, multiply,
and divide whole numbers in drill and application. This course is
designed to prepare students for college-level coursework. See Page
118 under “Course numbering system.”
MATH 0921 - Fractions & Decimals
(Based on demand) (1)
This course is designed to help students add, subtract, multiply, and
divide fractions and decimals. This course is designed to prepare
students for college-level coursework. See Page 118 under “Course
numbering system.”
MATH 0931 - Percentages & Ratios (Based on demand) (1)
This course is designed to help students understand particular
relationships expressed by numbers, specifically percentages and
ratios. This course is designed to prepare students for college-level
coursework. See Page 118 under “Course numbering system.”
MATH 0961 - Introduction to Algebra
(Based on demand) (1)
The student will be introduced to signed numbers, factoring, simple
linear equations and inequalities, and exponential notations. This
course is designed to prepare students for college-level coursework.
See Page 118 under “Course numbering system.”
MATH 0971 - Introduction to Geometry
(Based on demand) (1)
The student will study the vocabulary of geometry, types of
angles and triangles, simple closed figures, and the Pythagorean
theorem. Applications will be included. This course is designed to
prepare students for college-level coursework. See Page 118 under
“Course numbering system.”
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