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3.00 Credits
Prereq: GCE 3314; senior standing; 40 credits beyond AS/MET. Open only to students in Focus:HOPE/Greenfield Coalition B.S.M.F.T. Program. The production and operations management function (a core function of most business organizations), which involves the planning, coordination, and execution of all activities directly related to production of goods and services. The course has a strong industry orientation in that it employs numerous real-life case studies. The course is made up of four modules. These are: Introduction to Operations Management; Design of Production and Service Systems; Planning, Execution, and Control of Manufacturing Systems; and Supply Chain Management. (Y)
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3.00 Credits
Prereq: senior standing; 40 credits beyond AS/MET. Open only to students in Focus:HOPE/Greenfield Coalition B.S.M.F.T. Program. Comprehensive team design project utilizing all major components of manufacturing engineering technology, including technical and economic considerations. Team work is required. Written and oral presentation of the project are major considerations. (Y)
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4.00 Credits
Prereq: senior standing; consent of program manager/chairman; outline of proposed study approved by instructor and chairman prior to election of course. Supervised study and instruction. (T)
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3.00 Credits
Prereq: admission to CAT. Open only to students in Focus:HOPE/Greenfield Coalition B.S.M.F.T. Program. Computer basics, operating system, introduction to computer hardware, word processing, spreadsheets, Visual Basic, and Internet. (Y)
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1.00 Credits
Open only to students in Focus:HOPE/Greenfield Coalition B.S.M.F.T. Program. Blueprint reading at MTI. (Y)
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3.00 Credits
Prereq: GCF 1101. Open only to students in Focus:HOPE/Greenfield Coalition B.S.M.F.T. Program. Introduction to computer process used in design graphics and the coupling needed between design and manufacturing. Visualization, generation of design geometry using 3-dimensional solids as the geometry primitives, control and utilization of design geometry, the design-graphics process, and the CAD to CAM process including data base type of tracking and validation of processes, including process planning, materials, feature, etc. (Y)
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3.00 Credits
Open only to students in Focus:HOPE/Greenfield Coalition B.S.M.F.T. Program. Prereq: GCS 3132. Fundamental kinematic kinematic concepts necessary for understanding mechanical functions of manufacturing equipment. Determination of position, velocity and acceleration of any point on a linkage mechanism. Design of specialized components for motion control including cams, cam-followers, gears and gear trains. Force analysis and static as well as dynamic balance of mechanisms. (Y)
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4.00 Credits
Prereq: GCS 3191, GCS 3163. Open only to students in Focus:HOPE/Greenfield Coalition B.S.M.F.T. Program. Basic concepts in mechanisms and kinematics, kinematic diagrams, degrees of freedom, graphical and analytical methods of displacement analysis, velocity analysis, instant centers, static force analysis, introduction to acceleration analysis, inertia forces, and introduction to dynamics of mechanisms. Introduction to cams and follower types, graphical displacement analysis, gears and gear trains, and gear tooth nomenclature. Introduction to kinematic synthesis, concepts of motion, path, and function generation, and dimensional synthesis. (Y)
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3.00 Credits
Open only to students in Focus:HOPE/Greenfield Coalition B.S.M.F.T. Program. Prereq: admission to CAT. The writing process, report writing, memos, letters and editing reports; applying strategies for locating information using library and computer sources to design and write a research report. Writing essays and designing visuals. (Y)
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4.00 Credits
Open only to students in Focus:HOPE/Greenfield Coalition B.S.M.F.T. Program. Prereq: GCL 1013. Methods of learning and memory; psychological and sensory psychology; human growth, development, and personality; and social psychology and sociology. (Y)
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