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Technology | Telecommunications
High-Performance Manufacturing/Engineering | Marketing
Education (off-site locations)
High
Performance Manufacturing and Engineering
Course
description
Would
you like to be sought after by some of the region’s largest employers?
Marine Engineering and Design will introduce students to the Naval/Commercial
Marine Engineering and Design Industry and prepare them for future
career opportunities in this exciting field. Topics of instruction
will include the differences between naval and commercial drafting
and design formats and standards, types of drawings, and an introduction
to the primary design disciplines of the Marine Industry. Students
prepare for AutoCAD certification.
Prerequisite(s):
Computer Aided Drafting & Design I (AT8530) or;
Basic Technical Drawing (TE8435)
Course
description
During this two-year program, students
receive extensive training in architectural and mechanical design.
This course involves developing complete mechanical assembly drawings
with parts lists, welding symbols, and detail sheets. You will design
a dream house and develop a complete set of building plans while
developing skills in using AutoCAD, Architectural Desktop, and 3D
Studio Viz software. Students prepare for AutoCAD certification.
Course
description
Engineering Technology is for students
interested in a career in engineering, robotics, manufacturing, or industrial
management.
From automobiles to airplanes, cell phones to computers,
stereos to ships, it all has to be designed, engineered, and produced.
This two-year program provides students with foundational skills in areas,
such as engineering technology, robotics, computer integrated manufacturing,
materials science, and applied physics. Students prepare for the National
Occupational Competency Testing Institute (NOCTI) assessment in Manufacturing
Technology.
Course
description
Students
use 3ds Max software to create, modify, light, animate, and add special
effects to virtual 3D models and environments that can be used to simulate
activities in the medical, transportation, military, electronic gaming
and advertising fields.
Students should be co-enrolled in or successfully completed Geometry.
Some computer aided drafting (CAD) experience is preferred. Basic Technical
Drawing (TE8435) is required for potential credit with Old Dominion
University. Students prepare for the 3ds Max Certification. The majority
of the Modeling and Simulation post graduates pursue college degrees
in Graphic Design, Computer Science, and Engineering-related programs. |
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