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organization's resources. Topics covered are the marketing concept, the marketing
environment, ethics and social responsibility, consumer behavior, global marketing,
market research, market segmentation, and the marketing mix.
Prerequisite: Completion of BUS 110.
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a historical survey of advertising, regulation of advertising, buyer behavior,
advertising agencies, advertising media, copy layout, and campaign management.
Prerequisite: Completion of BUS 240.
many disciplines. Learn the basics of Computer Aided Design with this hands-on
course. Various popular and powerful CAD programs will be explored and
presented. You will use basic 2-Dimensional, 3-Dimensional and Solid Modeling CAD
programs to explore and understand the world of CAD design. Mechanical and
Architectural software tools will be available with demonstration and hands-on use
of these tools. Many CAD features and applications will be demonstrated. Drawing,
editing, visualization and printing of a real project will be generated. Basic computer
skills are required. No previous CAD experience is necessary.
Note: Technology/Lab fee $100.
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drafting design problems. Theories and principles of shape and size description are
developed/reinforced through application of accrued skills on formal working
drawing packages. Emphases of the course include: practical implementation of
ANSI/ASME Y14.5-1994 dimensioning and tolerancing practices, selection of
materials, development of a working knowledge of engineering handbook and
catalog specification data, and formulation of weldment drawings, CAD-generated
detail and assembly drawings; 2 hours lecture/ 2 hour laboratory. Course usually
offered in the spring semester.
Prerequisites: Completion of CAD 101 and CAD 115.
Note: Articulation students may enroll in this course.
Note: Technology/Lab fee - $100. Open to CAD students only.
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dimensional models. Students will become familiar with the commands and
procedures used to create wireframe, surface, and solid models and display them
from multiple points of view. Students will employ a state-of-the-art computer-aided
design software package (Auto CAD) to generate these models. Required preparation
for the course is successful completion of a CAD course using AutoCAD. 2 hours
lecture/2 hours laboratory. Course usually offered in the spring semester.
Prerequisite: Completion of CAD 101 and CAD 115.
Note: Technology/Lab fee - $100.
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affect engineering, production and quality control processes to provide economic
and technical advantages. The standard for dimensioning and tolerancing practices,
ASME Y14.5-1994, is used to discuss principles of datum referencing symbology
tolerances of position, form and runout functional gauging conventional
dimensioning techniques. This standard is also a component of the ISO 9000 quality
standard. 3 hour lecture
Prerequisite:Completion of CAD 151.
Note: Technology/Lab fee - $100.
10940 01
AutoDesk, and Architectural Desktop will be used as the primary design software.
This will include 3D Drawing using wideframe, surface and solid modeling techniques
and 3D Walkthrus. Also, customizing features that can enhance CAD performance.
Advanced project/design management techniques will also be introduced using
Microsoft Office Applications. Students will be required to apply these features to
their engineering discipline. This course requires additional CAD use during open
labs. 2 hours lecture/ 2 hours lab. Course usually offered in the fall semester.
Prerequisite: Completion of CAD 115.
Note: Technology/Lab fee - $100; Open to CAD students only. Requires additional CAD
use during open labs.
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drafters and designers work on team projects, communicate verbally and in writing
with peers, superiors, and clients or vendors and develop and practice collaborative
and intra/interpersonal skills. Included is a comprehensive project in which the
students interact with the CAD faculty instructors in the process of developing
various segments of the project in which students develop complete sets of working
drawings and assemblies to industrial dimensioning and fabrication standards, and
document and prepare materials for presentations to colleagues, and superiors. Solid
modeling will be employed. Various oral and written assignments such as project
plans, progress reports, and a final report are required. 2 hour lecture/2 hour
laboratory. Course usually offered in the spring semester.
Prerequisites: Completion of CAD 225 and CAD 227.
Note: Technology/Lab fee - $100.
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