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ES 2330
(3 cr.)
Fluid Dynamics
A course covering the incompressible
flow of real and ideal fluids. Students
acquire knowledge about methods of
solution for essential concepts such
as potential and stream functions and
gain the ability to analyze real fluid
flow problems including flow in open
channels, pipes, pipe networks, porous
material, waves on fluid surfaces,
buoyancy and stability of floating and
submerged objects, and the operation of
fluid machinery. Not offered every year.
Prerequisites: Completion of ES 2120 and
MATH 2210 or concurrent enrollment.
ES 2410
(3 cr.)
Mechanics of Materials
A study of stresses inside deformable
bodies. Students apply the forces and
analysis and equilibrium techniques
studied in Statics and apply them to
deformable bodies to solve for the maximum
stress. Mohr’s circle also will be
applied to find maximum stress in order
to perform stress analysis in the design
of real structures. Prerequisite: Completion
of ES 2110. Offered spring semesters
only.
Engineering Technology
ENTk 1080
(4 cr.)
Principles of Technology
Students develop necessary skills and
knowledge in the principles of technology
as applied to the scientific concepts
and laws of force, work, rate, resistance,
energy, and power. Students gain an
understanding and working knowledge
of these principles through practical
application experiences. The course is
specifically designed for students, both
science and nonscience majors, who
plan to pursue careers as technicians.
Prerequisites: Completion of DVST 0510
or ENGL 0510 and MATH 1000 or higher
(or equivalent placement test scores).
(Cross-listed as PHYS 1080.)
ENTk 1501
(3 cr.)
Introduction to Engineering Technology
An introductory course for engineering
technology majors. Students develop
knowledge about basic concepts and
graphic fundamentals of engineering
design. In addition, students develop
skills in the use of instruments and technologies
for engineering design graphics
as well as software utilized in various
disciplines of engineering.
ENTk 1510
(3 cr.)
Drafting I
A course where students develop basic
manual drafting skills in lettering, singleview
drawings, geometric construction,
multiview projection, and working drawings.
Intended for students with no previous
drafting experience. Prerequisite:
Completion of MATH 0930 (or equivalent
placement test score).
ENTk 1520
(3 cr.)
Drafting II
The second course in a two-semester
sequence where students develop
drafting skills in auxiliaries, sections,
obliques, isometrics, and descriptive
geometry. Prerequisites: Completion of
ENTK 1510 and MATH 0930 (or equivalent
placement test score).
ENTk 1560
(3 cr.)
Freehand Sketching
Students acquire and demonstrate pictorial
drafting skills in oblique, isometric,
and perspective and learn and use basic
techniques in technical illustration . Prerequisite:
Completion of ENTK 1510.
ENTk 1570
(3 cr.)
Inking for Drafters
A course where students acquire and
demonstrate manual inking skills on
polyester film utilizing technical ink pens
and mechanical lettering devices. Prerequisite:
Completion of ENTK 1520.
ENTk 1610
(3 cr.)
Designing and Sizing
Mechanical and Electrical Systems
This course provides entry-level skills
in designing and sizing mechanical and
electrical systems for small commercial
and residential buildings. Drafters,
architectural aides, and other technicians
utilize these skills. Prerequisite: Completion
of ENTK 1520.
ENTk 1710
(3 cr.)
Architectural Drafting I
A course where students develop basic
architectural skills while completing a
required project that includes elevations,
sections, floor plan, and details. Reference
materials help students gain an
understanding of codes, materials, structures,
architectural aids, and standards.
Prerequisite: Completion of either ENTK
1510 or EN TK 2500.
ENTk 1720
(3 cr.)
Architectural Drafting II
A course where students produce a
complete set of architectural documents
through a student-developed design.
Emphasis is placed on space, form,
materials, structural system, and architectural
standards. Students complete
this course utilizing AutoCAD. Prerequisite:
Completion of ENTK 1710.
ENTk 1770
(3 cr.)
Structural Drafting
A course in the preparation of design and
working drawings for structures such as
bridges and buildings using wood, steel,
and concrete. Prerequisite: Completion
of ENTK 1520.
ENTk 1800
(3 cr.)
Cartography I
An introductory course on the basic
principles of map projections and map
preparation. Students acquire knowledge
about terrestrial and space map projections
currently used and gain an understanding
about the concepts of map
drafting, preparation, and publication.
Prerequisite: Completion of ENTK 1510
ENTk 2070
(3 cr.)
Engineering Surveying
An introductory course on ordinary field
surveying . Students acquire skills in
the practical aspects of the field survey
operations of measuring distances,
angles, differences in elevation, and in
the care and maintenance of surveying
equipment. The final project will be to
collect survey data for a topographic
map. Prerequisite: Completion of ENTK
1510. (Cross-listed as CE 2070.)
ENTk 2500
(3 cr.)
Computer-Aided Drafting I
An introductory course in CAD. Students
learn how to create a drawing, make
changes, and output to paper. Prerequisites:
Completion of DVST 0510 or ENGL
0510 (or equivalent placement test score)
and ENTK 1510 or concurrent enrollment.
ENTk 2505
(3 cr.)
Computer-Aided Drafting II
A continuation of ENTK 2500 using
advanced CAD skills. Prerequisites:
Completion of ENTK 2500 and DVST 0510
or ENGL 0510 (or equivalent placement
test score).
ENTk 2510
(3 cr.)
Computer-Aided Drafting III
This course is a continuation of ENTK
2505. Students acquire knowledge in
advanced AutoCAD features such as
viewports, hatches, line types, 3-D
objects, solid modeling, paper spare
plotting, and AutoLISP. The course is
for practicing professionals (engineers
and technicians). Prerequisites: ENTK
2505 and six months’ full-time AutoCad
experience.
ENTk 2520
(3 cr.)
Advanced Mechanical Drafting
An advanced drafting course where
students produce three sets of advanced
machine working drawings, including the
tolerancing of mating parts. Drawing will
be done using AutoCAD. Prerequisite:
Completion of ENTK 1520.