Industrial Technology
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Courses having a more narrow focus than those taught on a regular basis of courses being taught on an experimental basis can be taught as Topics courses. These courses will be assigned numbers based on the student level for which they are intended-first, second, third or fourth year. |
Electric Systems and Circuits
ITEC 1000 3 cr. 4 hr.
This is an introductory course providing an overview of electrical technology with respect to electric production, transmission, control and use. Basic electrical concepts are covered in a lab setting.
Electronics I
ITEC 1100 3 cr. 4 hr.
This course introduces the principles and techniques used to analyze and design linear circuits with an emphasis on DC circuits. Accompanying laboratory exercises support the material presented in class and introduce experimental techniques.
Prerequisite: ITEC 1000.
Metal Fabrication Systems
ITEC 1200 3 cr. 4 hr.
The course studies mass production theory, systems and procedures in metalworking.
Wood Fabrication Systems
ITEC 1300 3 cr. 4 hr.
Fundamental woodworking techniques are studied as they relate to construction and manufacturing. Procedures are practiced through selected laboratory experiences.
Materials Testing
ITEC 1310 3 cr. 4 hr.
This class provides an overview of selected materials and their properties, including laboratory experiences designed to give students an understanding of materials testing.
Construction Systems I
ITEC 1320 3 cr. 4 hr.
The course will provide an overview and lab experience in 12 selected construction standards institute components of the construction industry. Through focused lab experiences, students will develop competencies in using the tools, equipment, instruments and techniques essential in the selected areas.
Technical Drawing
ITEC 1400 3 cr. 4 hr.
This course includes lettering, dimensioning, orthographic projection, symbols, sectioning, isometric and auxiliary views. Problem development and blueprint reading is stressed.
Architectural Graphics
ITEC 1450 3 cr. 4 hr.
An introduction to the techniques and understandings involved in the use of drawing as a way of communicating and developing architectural ideas is offered. Drawing is studied as a tool of visualization, exploring and documenting architectural form, organization, the setting of buildings in the land and the quality of light.
Graphic Arts Processes
ITEC 1500 3 cr. 4 hr.
The course studies the production and evaluation of messages utilizing graphic arts processes. This includes graphic design, desktop publishing, camera work, stripping, platemaking and offset press operations.
Typography
ITEC 1510 3 cr. 4 hr.
The origins of the alphabet, evolution of type, traditional typography, nomenclature and classification of typefaces are studied. Emphasis is on planning layout; budget considerations; dimensional coordination, proportion and the grid system; copyfitting, markup and proofreading; composition and computer; and electronic publishing technology.
Energy Systems I
ITEC 1600 3 cr. 4 hr.
The course studies solar and other forms of energy to supply household needs. Students build and test both commercial and laboratory made devices.
Energy Resources and Environment
ITEC 1650 3 cr. 4 hr.
The Energy Resources and Environment course offers in-depth knowledge of energy supplies and sources. The course treats, in detail, topics as how rate of formation is slow than replacement, how energy sources could be best utilized and to identify the technology associated with energy resources. The course will include some field trips.
Evolution of Industrial Technology
ITEC 1700 3 cr. 3 hr.
The course studies the history of industrial technology, and the qualifications, duties and responsibilities of related careers. A field based pre-practicum experience is an integral part of this course. This experience may be in a school or industrial setting. I
Technical Analysis
ITEC 1710 3 cr. 3 hr.
Applications of mathematics to a variety of technical areas including electronics and mechanics are explored. Topics covered include complex numbers, Lissajou figures, vectors, curve fitting, error analysis and computer methods.
Computers in Industrial Technology
ITEC 1720 3 cr. 4 hr.
This course familiarizes students with computers through presentation of selected hardware and software concepts. Opportunities for extensive hands-on practice with application programs are provided.
Women in Science and Technology
ITEC 2000 3 cr. 4 hr.
We will study the contributions to the advancement of science and technology made by a selected group of women. For each of these women, we will examine her discipline and her contribution to the discipline, and site her in an appropriate historical and cultural setting. I, C,IDIS
Electronics II
ITEC 2100 3 cr. 4 hr.
This course continues to study the principles and techniques of circuit analysis and design with an emphasis on AC circuits. Electronic circuits employing discrete devices are introduced. Accompanying laboratory exercises reinforce concepts and introduce advanced measuring movements.
Prerequisite: ITEC 1100.
Laser Technology
ITEC 2110 3 cr. 4 hr.
This course examines industrial applications of lasers. I covers laser principles and operating characteristics and treats the safety aspects of laser use. Selected applications illustrate the use of lasers in industry. Laboratory experiences reinforce the lecture material.
Prerequisite: ITEC 1000.
Advanced Metal Fabrication Systems
ITEC 2200 3 cr. 4 hr.
Specialized processes in the metalworking industry are studied. Laboratory experiences include performing operations with tool cutter grinders, indexing heads, numerical control millers, turret lathes and tracer lathes.
Prerequisite: ITEC 1200.
Wood Products Manufacturing
ITEC 2300 3 cr. 4 hr.
In this course, emphasis is on the mass production of a product employing the development and use of jigs, fixtures, and other suitable mass production procedures. Appropriate methods of production management are employed.
Prerequisite: ITEC 1300.
Construction Systems II
ITEC 2310 3 cr. 4 hr.
The course studies residential construction with emphasis on construction methods, practices and procedures. The materials, equipment and techniques used to construct a structure are examined, and architectural problems related to construction are researched. The course is taken with ITEC 2400.
Prerequisites: ITEC 1320.
Architectural Drawing
ITEC 2400 3 cr. 4 hr.
Students design a practical residential structure, conforming to standard practices and building codes. Technical skills are developed enabling students to communicate ideas. Topics discussed and employed include materials of construction, history, and development of various styles, orientation of house on lot, loads and design of structural members. Field trips are taken and available films are used for instruction. The course is taken with ITEC 2310.
Prerequisite: ITEC 1400 or ITEC 1450.
Computer Aided Drafting (CAD)
ITEC 2410 3 cr. 4 hr.
Drafting techniques will be reviewed and applied while completing a series of exercises using computer assistance. An emphasis will be placed on drawings commonly experienced in fields of engineering and architecture. Major projects will allow individuals the opportunity to pursue interest topics. A background of computer experience is helpful, but not necessary.
Prerequisite: ITEC 1400 or ITEC 1450; ITEC 1720, ITEC 3400 or permission.
Theory of Architecture
ITEC 2450 3 cr. 4 hr.
Architectural situations will be explored that illustrate design theories both traditional and contemporary. Accepted construction techniques will be selected that best fulfill design situations. Emphasized will be the difficulties confronting designers as they resolve problems of conflict.
Prerequisite: ITEC 1320.
Offset Lithography
ITEC 2500 3 cr. 4 hr.
The students study the lithographic form of printing as it is used in modern industry. Computer graphics workstations will be used to produce electronically designed artwork. Laser printers and imagesetters will be used to output the offset film and negatives. The majority of the course is spent setting up and running offset presses. Concepts covered include printing line copy, halftones and controlling ink density.
Prerequisite: ITEC 1500.
Graphic Design
ITEC 2520 3 cr. 3 hr.
Students study the design and production of messages. Students prepare artwork and mechanicals using equipment found in the Industrial Technology Department. The technology of communications is also included.
Prerequisite: ITEC 1500 (credit will NOT be given for both COMM 3810 and ITEC 2520.)
Screen Printing
ITEC 2550 3 cr. 4 hr.
Students work with all forms of screen printing stencils. Torn paper, hand-drawn, hand-cut and photo-direct stencils will be used. Emphasis is on multiple color registration, using both hand and machine printing techniques. Computer graphics artwork may be used by students with computer experience. L
Energy Systems II
ITEC 2600 3 cr. 4 hr.
The course is limited to students who have demonstrated the ability and desire to continue the research and development of a promising solar energy system as initiated in ITEC 1600.
Prerequisite: ITEC 1600
Power and Lighting Systems
ITEC 2630 3 cr. 4 hr.
The Power and Lighting Systems course offers in-depth knowledge of effective, efficient illumination and retrofitting. The course treats, in detail, many topics such as smart house, temporary service and collect building, lighting system, financial and occupant information and apply that to required light levels per room and address quality issues such as lamp identification, lighting circuits and lighting codes. Students will develop and present plans for specific lighting systems as a part of laboratory work. The course will include field trips to active sites and research facilities.
Prerequisite: ITEC 1000.
Man Technology Society
ITEC 2700 3 cr. 3 hr.
The course studies the universal characteristics of technology, including effects of technology on society and culture. Topics of interest are researched. I, IDIS
Statics
ITEC 2710 3 cr. 3 hr.
The course involves the study of laws of static equilibrium of real bodies. Topics examined are beam and structural analysis, friction, centroids and moments of inertia.
Prerequisite: ITEC 1710.
Automated Manufacturing I
ITEC 2730 3 cr. 4 hr.
Students are introduced to the essential technologies used in automated manufacturing through extensive practice in computer-controlled machining, robotics, and pneumatic and hydraulic control systems.
Prerequisite: ITEC 1720 or equivalent.
OSHA
ITEC 2740 3 cr. 4 hr.
The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the latest occupational safety and health standards and to provide opportunity for the student to perform practical inspections, complete reports and recommend corrective measures to insure safety and healthful conditions. This is a basic OSHA 500 course.
Plastics Technology
ITEC 2750 3 cr. 4 hr.
The course is an investigation of the rapidly expanding area of plastics. Emphasis is on plastics production and its merits and limitations. Tests are conducted to confirm reference data and to promote a better understanding of various plastics and products made from them.
Designing and Planning
ITEC 2900 3 cr. 4 hr.
Elements of product design are experienced through problem solving. Drafting, human engineering and product analysis are incorporated in design and construction of prototypes.
Prerequisites: ITEC 1710 and four of the appropriate freshman level courses.
Electronics III
ITEC 3100 3 cr. 4 hr.
This course further develops the concepts and techniques appropriate to the design and analysis of analog electronic circuits. It provides sufficient background for students who wish to elect upper-level electronics courses.
Prerequisite: ITEC 2100.
Digital Electronics
ITEC 3110 3 cr. 4 hr.
The course is an introduction to the techniques for analyzing and synthesizing digital circuits. Emphasis in design work is on IC technology.
Prerequisite: ITEC 3100.
Control Theory
ITEC 3120 3 cr. 4 hr.
The course is an introduction to control theory utilizing examples of mechanical, fluidic, electronic and hybrid control systems. Emphasis is on design, utilizing the project approach.
Prerequisite: ITEC 3100.
Machine Processes
ITEC 3210 3 cr. 4 hr.
The course covers the design and fabrication of metal products utilizing machine tools, metalworking processes and welding.
Prerequisite: ITEC 2200.
Product Modeling and Rendering
ITEC 3220 3 cr. 4 hr.
This is a laboratory course focusing on the preparation of product renderings and the development of three dimensional models for presentation and analysis of design products, processes or systems. The course will cover the types and uses of renderings and models, techniques and standards in their development; and appropriate material representation.
Prerequisites: ITEC 1400 or ITEC 1450 and ITEC 2410.
Estimating and Bidding
ITEC 3300 3 cr. 4 hr.
The principles of preparing comprehensive unit pricing and systems approach for construction is taught in this course. The emphasis is on detailed estimates in order to determine the scope and cost of each proposed design element.
Prerequisites: ITEC 2400, ITEC 2310.
Mechanical and Plumbing Systems
ITEC 3310 3 cr. 4 hr.
The course surveys the principles of heating, ventilating, air conditioning, purification and control systems. Emphasis is placed on electrical and electronic control and delivery systems, water feed delivery systems and waste water disposal systems.
Prerequisites: ITEC 2310, 2400.
Construction Supervision
ITEC 3320 3 cr. 4 hr.
This course enhances the student's understanding and skills for supervising a construction project. Preparation for the construction supervisors license exam is covered in depth.
Prerequisites: ITEC 3300, 3410.
Wood Technology
ITEC 3330 3 cr. 4 hr.
Students are introduced to a series of industrial techniques through which lumber is used to produce products. Veneering, patternmaking, model building, finishing, laminating and bending are some of the techniques explored.
Prerequisite: ITEC 1300.
Construction Systems III
ITEC 3340 3 cr. 4 hr.
The course is a study of construction techniques and structural elements. Emphasis is placed on heavy construction procedures used in commercial and industrial projects. The course is taken with ITEC 3410.
Prerequisites: ITEC 2310, 2400.
Engineering Drawing
ITEC 3400 3 cr. 4 hr.
In this course students examine orthographic projection, intersections, developments, revolutions, axonometrics, assembly details and pictorial drawings.
Prerequisites: ITEC 1400, 2410.
Drafting Commercial Structures
ITEC 3410 3 cr. 4 hr.
Students develop and produce working drawings, demonstrations, information schedules and portfolios related to the construction of non-residential properties. The course is taken with ITEC 3340.
Prerequisites: ITEC 2400, 2310.
Architectural Design I
ITEC 3430 3 cr. 4 hr.
Designing living spaces will be emphasized during this studio session. The common problems presented by the multiple home activities of house cleaning and maintenance, storage, meal preparation and eating, personal hygiene, child rearing and aging, entertainment, safety and security, will be within the purview of this study. The visual analysis of existing space will be emphasized. Ergonomics and human behavior will be important areas of consideration.
Prerequisite: ITEC 2410 and ITEC 3410.
Advanced CAD
ITEC 3450 3 cr. 4 hr.
Students study and use advanced Computer Aided Drafting techniques to create two- and three-dimensional surface and solid model drawings applicable to their ITEC concentration area. Selected drawings and a term project are included in a student-developed portfolio.
Prerequisite: ITEC 2410.
Architectural Design II
ITEC 3460 3 cr. 4 hr.
Select problems will be completed through which architectural fundamentals will be explored. Individual and group activities will introduce the topics of land site analysis and improvements, structured forms and applied materials, lighting and color considerations, the applications of scale and proportion and the organization of space. Solutions will be presented in appropriate portfolio form.
Prerequisite: ITEC 3430.
Production Printing
ITEC 3510 3 cr. 4 hr.
This course emphasizes plant layouts scheduling and production of contracted jobs. Four color process printing is emphasized. The course is designed to allow serious students to apply their previous instruction in a controlled, industrial setting. Enrollment is limited to 10 students.
Prerequisite: ITEC 2500.
Printing Estimating and Production Coordination
ITEC 3520 3 cr. 3 hr.
This course provides students with an opportunity to determine how to estimate printed products properly. Relationships between the estimating department, sales, customer service, order writing and production departments are covered.
Prerequisite: ITEC 2500.
Energy Conservation Principles
ITEC 3600 3 cr. 4 hr.
This laboratory course offers in-depth knowledge of energy efficiency, conservation retrofits and choosing appropriate strategies. Cases are discussed regarding the reduction of energy losses and the application of energy conservation techniques for building control systems. Students develop and present plans for specific energy conservation projects that include field trips to sites and research facilities.
Prerequisites: ITEC 1710, MATH 1300 or permission.
Co-Generation and Waste Recovery
ITEC 3650 3 cr. 4 hr.
The Co-generation and Waste Recovery course will focus on analyzing engineering and co-generation systems to meet industrial process needs and use of reject heat to integrate with the production plant. The course will also cover responsibilities of co-generators and their interconnection cost. Students will run computer programs for metering practices and other metering options.
Prerequisites: ITEC 1600, 2600.
Fluid Power Technology
ITEC 3700 3 cr. 4 hr.
This course introduces the student to applications of fluid power in a variety of industries. Topics covered include properties and behavior of liquids and gases, schematic diagrams for hydraulic and pneumatic circuits, component uses and characteristics, methods of controlling fluid power systems, circuit design and analysis and uses of hydraulic/pneumatic systems in automated manufacturing.
Quality Control
ITEC 3710 3 cr. 4 hr.
The course studies the development and utilization of those statistical methods that enhance quality control within a manufacturing environment. Lab work includes the use of a variety of inspection instruments and small scale testing is done to generate data.
Prerequisite: ITEC 1710.
Automated Manufacturing II
ITEC 3730 3 cr. 4 hr.
This course requires students to successfully integrate the technologies studied in Automated Manufacturing I into working CIM (Computer-Integrated Manufacturing) systems.
Prerequisite: ITEC 2730.
HAZWOPER
ITEC 3740 3 cr. 4 hr.
This is an OSHA-approved hazardous waste operations and emergency response course (OSHA 1910.120). Topics covered include OSHA regulations for this area, exposure risks, material handling practices and equipment, decontamination procedures and the requirements of OSHA 1910.120.
Methods of Teaching Technology Education
ITEC 3800 3 cr. 3 hr.
This course is designed to provide the prospective technology education teacher with a series of related academic, observational and participatory experiences based on the fundamental elements of the teaching-learning process. Students develop, implement and evaluate a variety of short-range instructional methods. A pre-practicum experience in a public technology education program is a requirement of the course to meet state regulations for licensure.
Prerequisite: junior status.
Curriculum Development in Technology Education
ITEC 3810 3 cr. 4 hr.
During this course the student is presented experiences that relate directly to the development of a course of study. Students also have the opportunity to analyze and develop strategies pertaining to curriculum development. A pre-practicum experience in a public technology education program is a requirement of the course to meet state regulations for licensure.
Prerequisite: junior status.
Production Planning and Control
ITEC 3900 3 cr. 3 hr.
Theory and practice in the essentials necessary for the operation of a manufacturing or service facility are the main thrust of this course. Layout of production, line operations, time study requirements and related work problems resulting in an economical and efficient operation are included.
Prerequisites: junior status.
Engineering Experimentation
ITEC 3910 3 cr. 4 hr.
Using a series of open-ended projects, this course prepares the student to work independently in a variety of technical areas. Topics covered include: the creative process, research using technical literature, error analysis for single-sample and multi-sample experiments, types of instrumentation, and technical report writing. This course satisfies the junior-level writing requirement for industrial technology students.
Prerequisite: junior status.
Strength of Materials
ITEC 3930 3 cr. 4 hr.
This course serves as an introduction to the behavior of real materials under the influence of forces and couples. Axial, shear, torsional and flexural stresses and strains are determined.
Prerequisite: ITEC 1710.
Industrial Electronics
ITEC 4100 3 cr. 4 hr.
The course studies the application of electronic principles to devices and equipment, involving thermoelectronics, photoelectronics, solid-state motor control and welding.
Prerequisite: ITEC 3100 and by permission of instructor.
Electronic Communications Systems
ITEC 4110 3 cr. 4 hr.
The system and circuits utilized in electronic communications are studied, including both transmitters and receivers. Methods of modulation are discussed and television is utilized as a representative system.
Prerequisite: ITEC 3100 and by permission of instructor.
Microprocessor-Based Control Systems
ITEC 4120 3 cr. 4 hr.
This course covers both hardware and software. The hardware portion includes a necessary introduction to the microprocessor itself and emphasizes interfacing the use of microprocessors to affect control. The software portion provides a necessary skill level in machine language programming.
Prerequisite: ITEC 3100.
Seminar in Construction
ITEC 4310 3 cr. 4 hr.
This course is open to students specializing in construction. The course deals with current trends and issues facing the construction industry at local, state and federal levels. The emphasis is on utilizing available resources to solve current problems.
Prerequisites: ITEC 3300, 3320.
Site Planning
ITEC 4350 3 cr. 4 hr.
The scope of this study will entail the problems presented to a designer by an unimproved land site. Proper design concepts will be applied as techniques and materials are selected. Solutions will be presented in the form of drawings and estimated costs. Legalities relating to construction codes and zoning will be emphasized.
Prerequisite: junior status.
Descriptive Geometry
*ITEC 4400 3 cr. 3 hr.
Descriptive Geometry is concerned with graphical representation and the problem solving using spatial relationship of points, lines and planes by means of projections.
Prerequisite: ITEC 3400.
Architectural Professional Practices
ITEC 4470 3 cr. 4 hr.
A study will be made of the various office forms, procedures and protocol through which the practice of architecture is organized. Topics will include the personal ethical and legal interrelationships between other professionals, property owners and the skilled trades. Legal forms and procedures common to the profession will be introduced.
Prerequisite: senior status.
Process Color Separation
ITEC 4500 3 cr. 4 hr.
In this course students experience scanning color photographs directly into electronic publishing systems. Using the electronic publishing hardware and software, the images are manipulated and merged to create completed printing negatives. The electronic files and negatives are proofed using a variety of color printers and color keys.
Prerequisite: ITEC 2500.
Seminar in Graphic Arts
ITEC 4520 3 cr. 3 hr.
In the seminar students study and discuss current trends, issues, problems and technical material in graphic arts. Emphasis is placed on comprehending why the trends must take place and how the emerging technology allows the trends to happen. Students are able to project future technical trends within the graphic area.
Prerequisite: ITEC 2500.
Performance Contracting
ITEC 4600 3 cr. 4 hr.
The course is designed to provide students the guidance to use the performance contracting energy financing/service mechanism effectively and provide an excellent mechanism to bring economy, energy and the environment into appropriate perspective. The first half of the course builds an understanding of the options available and then walks through each step to effectively secure performance contracting services. The second half applies the material from the first half to different market segments, such as the federal government and utilities from the end-user's point of view. Students will present and discuss their reports in class.
Prerequisites: ITEC 1600, 2600, 3600.
Project Management
ITEC 4700 3 cr. 4 hr.
The objective of this course is to present and discuss the management of different projects. The projects usually involve a great deal of time and expense. So close management control is required if they are to be completed within the established time and cost limitations. The course also develops and discusses management techniques towards the control of cost, time and project finance during the project process.
Seminar in Facilities Management
ITEC 4750 3 cr. 4 hr.
Seminar in Facilities Management offers in-depth knowledge of current topics and sources. The course treats, in detail, many topics such as planning and performance criteria, design, procurement and construction. At times, it can be advantageous for an owner to negotiate a contract for its project with a preselected contractor. This course will cover the different negotiating contracts and will include some field trips.
Pre-practicum and Seminar
ITEC 4840 3 cr. 3 hr.
The seminar gives students the opportunity to formulate concepts of technology education and develop a working knowledge of principles and practices of technology education administration. Pre-practicum experiences are also included. The course meets the state requirement for certification.
Prerequisites: ITEC 3800, 3810.
Practicum 1 in Technology Education
ITEC 4862 6 cr. 18 hr.
This course is the middle (junior high) school component of the student teaching experience for all technology education teacher candidates. The teacher candidate will be afforded the opportunity to experience all aspects of the middle (junior high) school instructional environment. The teacher candidate works collaboratively with a master teacher, administrators, supports staff, and parents in the successful completion of this educational activity.
Prerequisites: ITEC 3800, 3810
Practicum 2 in Technology Education
ITEC 4864 6 cr. 18 hr.
This course is the senior high school component of the student teaching experience for all technology education teacher candidates. The teacher candidate will be afforded the opportunity to experience all aspects of the senior high school instructional environment. The teacher candidate works collaboratively with a master teacher, administrators, supports staff, and parents in the successful completion of this educational activity.
Prerequisites: ITEC 3800, 3810.
Internship in Industrial Technology
ITEC 4960 12 cr. 36 hr.
In the Internship students participate in an industrial experience with the approval of the Industrial Technology faculty.
Independent Study
ITEC 4900 3 cr.
The Independent Study allows students to enroll in a directed study.
Directed Study
ITEC 4975 1-6 cr.
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