Areas Of Study - Lake Area Technical Institute

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MTT 221
MTT 222
MTT 226
MTT 227
MTT 228
MTT 236
MTT 261
MTT 267
MTT 272
MTT 274
MTT 277
NET 101
NET 111
NET 115
NET 121
NET 126
FIXTURE MAKING THEORY
Covers locating principles, clamping devices, tool
requirements and design considerations. 1 credit
FIXTURE MAKING APPLICATIONS
This course provides the student the opportunity to apply
principles of jig and fixture design, construction, and
application by designing and constructing jig or fixture
themselves. 2 credits
DIE-MAKING THEORY
Basic design and construction of blanking and piercing dies;
basic press designs and feeding mechanisms as well as the
principles of shear. 1 credit
DIE-MAKING LAB
This course provides time to demonstrate competencies in
using the machines available to build a progressive die.
4 credits
INTRODUCTION TO MACHINE TOOL
An introduction to the basic machine tools used to support
manufacturing and their applications. Covers lathe, mill an
CNS programming techniques. 4 credits
COORDINATE MEASURING MACHINE
Introduction to precision measuring using a CMM with a
torch probe. 1 credit
BASIC MOLDING PROCESSES
Introduces the student to the basic molding processes and
principles. This course focuses on the plastic injection
mold. 1 credit
BASIC MOLDING OPERATIONS
Provides the student with time to sharpen specified cutters,
to use the machine tools available to make an injection
mold, and manufacture parts. 4 credits
ADVANCED (CNC) THEORY
Study of programming, operation and set-up of
the Cincinnati Machining Center 1 credit
ADVANCED (CNC) OPERATIONS
Practical application of material presented in Cincinnati
Milacron (CNC) Theory, MTT 272. 4 credits
PROJECT
This course provides time for the student to learn more in
one of the specialty areas. 3 credits
NETWORK CABLING
Students will gain experience in both copper and fiber-optics
cabling; specifications, limitations, connections, testing and
verification. 3 credits
NETWORKING FOR HOME
AND SMALL BUSINESS
This course provides a hands-on introduction to networking
and the internet using tools and hardware commonly found
in the home and small business environment. 3 credits
NETWORK FUNDAMENTALS
This course uses a hands-on approach to introduce the
architecture, structure, functions, components, and models
of the internet and other computer networks. 3 credits
ROUTING PROTOCOLS AND CONCEPTS
This class examines the elements of a network router from
setup and configuration to troubleshooting the router. This
class is the second of four in a sequence that leads to a CCNA
certification. 3 credits
BASIC DIGITAL AND THEORY APPLICATIONS
Introduces and provides hands-on applications of basic gates,
numbering systems, decoders and encoders. 3 credits
NET 131 LAN SWITCHING AND WIRELESS
The student will design, implement and configure a network
involving both routing and switching. This class is the third
of four in a sequence that leads to a Cisco Certified Network
Administrator certification. 3 credits
NET 141 ACCESSING THE WAN
The student will design, implement and configure a WAN
using multiple operating system platforms. After completing
this course the student should be prepared to take the
certification exam for the CCNA. 3 credits
NET 215 CCNA SECURITY
CCNA Security provides a next step for individuals who
want to enhance their CCNA-level skill set and help meet
the growing demand for network security professionals.
The curriculum provides an introduction to the core
security concepts and skills needed for the installation,
troubleshooting, and monitoring of network devices to
maintiain the integrity, confidentiality, and availability of
data and devices. CCNA Security helps prepare students
for entry-level security career opportunities and the globally
recognized Cisco CCNA Security certification. 3 credits
NET 251 IMPLEMENTING IP ROUTING
Students will learn how to create an efficient and expandable
enterprise network by installing, configuring, monitoring,
and troubleshooting network infrastructure equipment.
3 credits
NET 271 IMPLEMENTING IP SWITCHED NETWORKS
The course focuses on the selection and implementation
of the appropriate IQS services to build reliable, scalable,
secure multilayer-switched LANs that include support for
VolP. 3 credits
NET 281 TROUBLE SHOOTING IP NETWORKS
This course introduces students to optimizing and providing
effective QoS techniques in converged networks operating
voice, wireless and security applications. 3 credits
NURS 204 STRATEGIES FOR NURSING SUCCESS
This explores the roles of the professional nurse and provides
strategies for learners to succeed in a learner-centered
environment. The learner constructions the foundational
knowledge, skills and attitudes inherent within the nursing
competencies to provide evidence-based care for patients
across the lifespan. 1 credit
NURS 204 STRATEGIES FOR NURSING SUCCESS
This explores the roles of the professional nurse and provides
strategies for learners to succeed in a learner-centered
environment. The learner constructions the foundational
knowledge, skills and attitudes inherent within the nursing
competencies to provide evidence-based care for patients
across the lifespan. 1 credit
NURS 282 ADVANCED NURSING CONCEPTS II
This course integrates the concepts within the professional,
biophysical, and psychosocial domains. The learner
assimilates the professional knowledge, skills, and attitudes
inherent within the nursing competencies of patient-centered
care, safety, quality improvement, evidence-based practice,
informatics, teamwork, and collaboration. 8 credits
NURS 286 COMPLEX NURSING CONCEPTS
This course provides opportunities to synthesize the
concepts within the professional, biophysical, and
psychosocial domains. The learner emulates the professional
knowledge, skills, and attitudes inherent within the
nursing competencies of patient-centered care, safety,
quality improvement, evidence-based pratice, informatics,
teamwork, and collaboration. 9 credits