1993-1994 - Cochise College

Survey of linguistic concepts and methods; communication
among animals; physiology of human speec,h; elementary
honology, morphology, syntax and semantics; language
~ariation, borrowing and language change; language and the
brain; language and thought.
3hours lecture.
LIN 180 Effective Messages/3 Units
Prerequisite: ENG 167 and SPA 267 or equivalent proficiency
as determinet1 by the instructor on the basis of prescribed
placement tests.
Theory and practice ,;i gncoding and decoding electronically
transmitted messages: telegraph or Telex, telephone or radio,
television. Consideration of teleconferencing included.
Communications strategies to reduce interference and ambiguity
in messages; techniques to increase comprehension. Taught in
English and Spanish.
2hours lecture; \J hours laboratory.
LIN 290 Fundamentals of Translation and
Interpretatlonl3 Units
Prerequisite: ENG 167 and SPA 267 or permission of instructor
based on prescribed proficiency tests; concurrent enrollment in
LIN 180 preferred.
An introduction to translation and interpretation theory and
practice. Emphasis on application; transla.tion of representative
texts chosen from general and commercial contexts; interpretation
of representative discourse chosen from avariety of social and
business contexts. Familiarity with professional translation and
interpretation practices, ethics and technology.
2hours lecture; 3hours laboratory.
Machine Technology
MAC 110* Machine Shop for Technicians 1/4 Units
Prerequisite: MAC 130 or concurrent enrollment.
Co~ers preliminary machine shop, introduction to machine tools,
their range of application and capacity.
2hours lecture; 6hours laboratory.
MAC 120* Machine Shop for Technicians 11/4 Units
Prerequisite: MAC 110, OFT 112, GTC 100.
General shop practice including athorough training in machine
tool set-up operation and cutting tool techniques.
2hours lecture; 6hours laboratory.
MAC 130* Basic Metallurgy/3 Units
Prerequisite: None.
The study of steel classifications, heat treatment procedures,
properties of ferrous and non-ferrous metals, and nondestructive
testing.
3hours lecture.
MAC 210* Jig and Fixture Designing 1/4 Unite
Prerequisite: MAC 120.
The design and application of tools, jigs, and fixtures for basic
metalworking and machine tools.
2hours lecture; 6hours laboratory.
MAC 220* Jig and Fixture Designing 11/4 Units
Prerequisite: MAC 210.
The design and application of tools, jigs, and fixtures for basic
metal working and machine tools.
2hours lecture; 6 hours laboratory,
MAC 224 Field Experience In Machine
Technology/1-6 Units
Prerequisite: Sophomore standing in adeclared major and prior
approval of Cooperative Education Program Coordinator.
Asupervised Cooperative Education work experience involving
the combined efforts of educators and employers to accomplish
career objectives in machine technology. Variable cr~n (1-6) is
available by special arrangement. May be taken four .tl~
for amaximum of 16 credit hours. no more than 6umts In II
given semester.
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