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ENGR 1304. Engineering Drawing.
3:1:5
Fundamentals
of drafting for engineering majors and other technical students.
Covers freehand sketching, use of instruments and object visualization as
applied to orthographic projection, sectioning, and auxiliary views.
Includes dimensioning and pictorial drawings. Emphasis on line work, neatness, lettering, and drawing
accuracy. Also includes the basic
elements of computer-aided drafting with a study of basic hardware and software
(AutoCAD). Upon completion of this
course, students should be able to recognize and successfully execute
fundamental commands commonly found in most CAD systems throughout industry.
Provides sufficient knowledge to enable students to develop and plot
two‑view drawings. Prerequisite: THEA reading requirement met or
concurrent enrollment in READ 0307. [Offered fall semester.]
ENGR 2301. Statics.
3:3:0
This
course is required in most fields of Engineering (Civil, Mechanical, Aerospace,
Electrical, etc.). It consists of a study of forces and moments of forces,
equilibrium of particles and rigid bodies, centroids and centers of gravity,
analysis of structures, forces in beams and cables, friction and moments of
inertia. Prerequisites: Credit for
or concurrent enrollment in MATH 2414 and PHYS 2425 or consent of the head of
the department. [Offered fall semester.]
ENGR 2302. Dynamics.
3:3:0
This
course is the second part of the Statics-Dynamics sequence. It consists of the
study of kinematics and kinetics of particles and rigid bodies through the use
of force, work, and energy as well as impulse and momentum methods with the
appropriate engineering applications. Also
includes mechanical vibrations and applications. Prerequisite:
ENGR 2301 or PHYS 2425 or consent of the department head. [Offered spring semester.]
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