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extractions from the 3-D model. Presentation
methods are also demonstrated.
EGM 215 Mechanisms and Drives
3 Credits
Prerequisites: EGM 205
This course uses the applications of 3-D
drawing of a variety of mechanisms and drives
to 3-D assembly drawings. 3-D animation
and rendering methods are used to create a
more realistic presentation drawing.
EGM 231 Mechanical Design/Drafting
I
6 Credits
Prerequisite: EGM 131 or equivalent
This course introduces the concept of multiple
part mechanical assembly and detail drawings.
Included may be cast, machined, welded
and purchased parts and operating mechanisms.
Part call-outs, material lists, drawing
organization and appropriate dimension systems
such as precision and/or metric applications
are included.
EGM 241 Mechanical
Design/Drafting II
6 Credits
Prerequisite: EGM 231 or equivalent
All drafting courses for an AAS degree in
Mechanical Drafting culminate in one or
more final projects in design problems in
areas such as robotics, aerospace, jig and fixture,
tool and dies and biomedical. Projects
require full documentation details and presentation
of graphics and documentation.
EGM 250 Pro/E Basic PT and
Assembly Design
3-6 Credits
Prerequisite: CAD background in 2d/3d
applications is desirable
This course introduces the basic part and
assembly design principles of Solid
Modeling, Parametric Design, and
Associativity along with basic detailing using
Pro/ENGINEER as a design tool. Upon completion
of this course the student will have the
basic functions needed to generate parts,
assemblies and drawings along with the proper
basic techniques.
EGM 251 Pro/E Drawing/Detailing
Fundamentals
3-6 Credits
Prerequisite: CAD background in 2d/3d
app;ications is desirable and EGM250 or
equivalent.
This course introduces all fundamentals of
production drawings and how to fully manipulate
the associativity of Pro/E between parts
or assemblies while in a drawing, along with
the general drawing configuration administration
relating to drawings.
EGM 252 Pro/E Fundamentals of
Design
3-6 Credits
Prerequisite: CAD background in 2d/3d
app;ications is desirable and EGM250 or
equivalent. Approval of the instructor.
This course advances the various techniques
learned in EGM 250, EGM 251 and introduces
assembly management techniques pertaining
to Top-Down Design, basic surfacing,
styling features and helpful troubleshooting
instances of existing geometry.
EGM 253 Pro/E Advanced
Applications
3-6 Credits
Prerequisite: CAD background in 2d/3d
app;ications is desirable and EGM250,
EGM251, EGM252 or equivalent. Approval
of the instructor.
This course introduces various advanced
applications of the design principles used in
parametric design software, ranging from
sheet metal design, advanced Surfacing,
Animation, Basic Mechanisms and Basic
Manufacturing.
EGM 254 Pro/E Current Version
Update
3 Credits
Prerequisite: CAD background in 2d/3d
app;ications is desirable and EGM250,
EGM251, EGM252 or equivalent. Approval
of the instructor.
This course updates the student to the most
current release of Pro/E. Showing any core
user interface changes, menu changes and or
module changes.
EGM 260 Pro/E Industry Upgrade
3 Credits
Prerequisite: CAD background in 2d/3d
app;ications is desirable and EGM250,
EGM251, EGM252 or equivalent. Approval
of the instructor.
This course updates the student to the most
current release of Pro/E. Showing any core
user interface changes, menu changes and or
module changes.
EGT - ENGINEERING
GRAPHICS
TECHNOLOGY
(Formerly Drafting Technology)
EGT 100 Technical Drawing
6 Credits
This course is for architectural and/or
mechanical drafting majors, pre-engineering
students and anyone seeking instruction in
basic engineering graphics. Course content
includes use and care of equipment; drawing
techniques; orthographic, auxiliary, sectional
and isometric projection methods; sketching
and computer applications.
EGT 110 Basic CADD Applications
6 Credits
Prerequisite: EGT 100 or equivalent
This course serves all emphasis areas of engineering
graphics. Course content includes
fundamentals of layout, construction and
dimensioning techniques as applied to twodimensional
drawings; systems and database
management; and production of computergenerated
drawings to ASME, AIA and other
applicable specifications.
EGT 120 Intermediate CADD
Applications
3 Credits
Prerequisite: EDT 110 or equivalent
This course serves all areas of technical
graphics. Course content includes producing
two-dimensional working drawings using
applications of geometric construction, intersection
and development methods; and animation
techniques. Databases and file management
systems are used in the learning
experience to improve and increase production
time of technical drawings.
EGT 130 Three-Dimensional CADD
Applications
3 Credits
Prerequisite: EGT 120 or equivalent
Fundamentals of three-dimensional models,
two-dimensional extraction’s and file and
database manipulation are taught, using construction
methods of three-dimensional wire,
three-dimensional thickness and solid models.
EGT 265 Presentation Graphics
3 Credits
Prerequisite: EGA or EGM 241 or
equivalent
Application of 2-D graphics, 3-D modeling,
animation and rendering techniques to
enhance portfolio presentation.
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