2001-2002 - Cochise College

GTC 131 PRINCIPLES O FTECHNOLOGY I (6)PrerequISlte{s): GTe t OI.An introductory course in applied science andassociated mathematiCs 10 study how COr"lCeptssuch as force. work. rate, reSistance and energyapply to mechanical. flUJdIC, electncal and thermalenergy systems for those studentspreparlng 10 enter high technology career flelds3 hours lectl..lre. 6 hours laboratory and/or Incll­VlduallZed IIlstructlOflGTC 132 PRINCIPLES OFTECHNOLOGY II (6)PrereqUlslte(S): GTe 13 1.An Intermediate course In applied SCl9nce andrelated mathematics to study how conceptssuch as power, force translormatlon. momentum,WIDteS, vibraltons and energy conversiOnapply 10 mechanICal. IlUldlc. electrical and thermalenergy systems lor the student prepanngto enter high technology career lieIds.3 hours lecture; 6 hours laboratory andlor ind i­vidualized InstructIOn.GTC 133 PRINCIPLES O FT ECHNOLOGY 111 (8)Prerequlsite(s): GTe 132An advanced course In applied science and as­SOCiated mathematics to study how conceptssuch as transducers, radiation, light, optiCS, andtllT\e constants apply to mechanical, fluidiC, electricaland thermal energy systems tor studentsprepanng to enter high-technology career flE!lds.3 hours lecture, 6 hours laboratory and/or IndividualizedInstruction.GTC 134 BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIALCLEANING (3)Prerequlsite(s): None.A course to prOlllde the student WIth proficiencyIn buSiness and industnal clean1ng technquesand their practical application INith a concern lorsalety. The student v.ill idenuly venous types 01enemlesls and eqUipment used In industnaJ andbusiness cleanIng and hoW to properly handle,store and safely use them2 hours lecture, 3 hours laboratoryGTC 140 MACHINE TECHNOLOGY (3)Prerequisite(s) None.A course in b~c machine shoP operations; to Includedr~IIng,rT1IIIing, gnndl/lQ and lathe processes.2 hours lecture, 3 hours laboratory.GTC 206 ENGINEERIN G M ATERIALS AND PROCE SSES (4) Prerequislte(s). GTe 105. Materials. thelf structures. properlies, labncation characteristics and applications. Material lorm­Ing,lO,nlIlg and linlShIl1g processes. AutomatIon and quality control. 4 hot.Jrs lectureGTC 224 FIELD EXPERIENCE INMASONRY TECHNOLOGY (1-8)PrerequiSlle(s)' Sophomore Sland!r'Ig In a de-­clared malor or prior approval 01 CooperativeEducation Program CoordInatorA super\flsed CooperatIVe Educatlon work expenenceinvolving the combined ellorls 01educators and employers to accomplish careerobjectives In Masonry Technology. Variablecredit ( 1-6) Is available by special arrangementMay be taken four times for a maxImum ot 16credll hours. no more than 6 Cred1tS In a givensemester.NOTE: Lower- and upper-division CooperativeEducatlon courses may be combined but cannotexceed 16 credits.2 09