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1.00 Credits
College: College of Technology Department: Welding Eng Tech Credit Hours: 1 This special studies course has been designed to allow students to work closely with a faculty member to pursue a topic of specialized interest. Topics for study and project requirements will be negotiated jointly between the faculty member and the student. Typically Offered On Demand
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3.00 Credits
College: College of Technology Department: Welding Eng Tech Credit Hours: 3 This course has a lecture with 3 hours. Welding processes, techniques, and methods for joining materials not previously covered. Mechanical and chemical energy joining systems, high energy electrical joining processes, adhesive bonding, and mechanical fasteners. How to and why select a process for a specific application. Pre-Requisites: WELD 393. Typically Offered On Demand
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4.00 Credits
College: College of Technology Department: Welding Eng Tech Credit Hours: 4 This course has a lecture with 4 hours. Application of computer aided drafting, material selection, and finite element analysis software and hardware to facilitate the process of designing weldments. Mechanical and shape properties of materials utilized to determine and analyze weldment design functionality. Design approach methods and programs are addressed. Engineering economic methods are applied to weldment design and processes selection. Students will be required to solve several weldment design problems. Pre- Requisites: MECH 340 and WELD 393. Typically Offered Fall Only
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2.00 Credits
College: College of Technology Department: Welding Eng Tech Credit Hours: 2 This course has a lecture with 2 hours. A theory and demonstration course for engineering technology students. Exposure to the typical production welding and joining processes found in today's manufacturing environment, including process selection, design considerations, and the economics of each. Pre- Requisites: Manufacturing Engineering Technology students only. Typically Offered On Demand
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3.00 Credits
College: College of Technology Department: Welding Eng Tech Credit Hours: 3 This course has a lecture with 3 hours. Exposure to the chemical composition, metallurgical aspects, applications, weldability, and specific requirements for welding of several materials. The metallurgical response to heating and cooling during the welding cycle, proper welding techniques and requirements. Ferrous and nonferrous alloys, along with non-metals. Pre-Requisites: WELD 393. Typically Offered On Demand
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1.00 Credits
College: College of Technology Department: Welding Eng Tech Credit Hours: 1 This course has a lecture with hours. This course has a lab with hours. Special Topics in WELD - 400 Level. This course covers various topics taught by diverse faculty and may not be offered every semester. Typically Offered On Demand
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1.00 Credits
College: College of Technology Department: Welding Eng Tech Credit Hours: 1 This special studies course has been designed to allow students to work closely with a faculty member to pursue a topic of specialized interest. Topics for study and project requirements will be negotiated jointly between the faculty member and the student. Typically Offered On Demand
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3.00 Credits
College: College of Technology Department: Welding Eng Tech Credit Hours: 3 This course has a lecture with 2 hours. This course has a lab with 3 hours. The capstone course for the welding engineering technology program. Designing, engineering, manufacturing, and managing a welding project. Design of welded structures and machine elements in terms of allowable stresses, joint configuration, material and process selection, welding procedures, equipment specification and purchasing, production forecasting, project supervision, and resource management techniques. Pre-Requisites: WELD 412. Typically Offered On Demand
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3.00 Credits
College: College of Arts and Sciences Department: Humanities Credit Hours: 3 This course has a lecture with 3 hours. The course focuses on the experiences of women and the significance of gender in society in an international context. Readings, literature, film, and art will be used to study such issues as the social construction of gender, women and work, race and class, the family, women in media and popular culture, domestic violence, and women's spirituality. Typically Offered Fall Only
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