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This introductory course is designed to give building operators, maintenance personnel and technicians who are new to the industry a framework for understanding controls systems feeding multiple air handler units (zones). Its focus is on digital control systems primarily from the field controller up to and including field devices which will be discussed in terms of their role in providing inputs and outputs to and from the field controllers.
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Business Basics for Manufacturing is a game-based interactive program that engages employees at all levels in the realities of the business bottom line. The culmination of the interaction is when participants form two simulated Chocolate Bar companies that will compete against each other for the most profit. Throughout the simulation board game, emphasis is placed on making decisions and their resulting impacts to a virtual business model for the production of chocolate bars. Foundational business principles are defined, calculated and used to make decisions as players compete in their simulated manufacturing facility. Principles explored include: profit, sales, cost, unit cost, return on sales (ROS), overhead, assessments, labor rates, cycle times and cycle adjustments.
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The Bearing Basics course is an introduction to the variety, uses and applications of bearings in manufacturing. The course discusses the types, handling, lubrication and maintenance of bearings as well as tools and engineering data. The efficient and effective maintenance of equipment makes the understanding of bearings an essential part of productivity and machine life.
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This course will help provide the student an opportunity to apply all previously acquired knowledge in the design of a new or existing consumer product. Students will study the design processes with consideration given to the function, aesthetics, cost economies and marketability of the product.
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Provides the student an opportunity to apply all previously acquired knowledge in the design of a new or existing consumer product. Students will study the design processes with consideration given to the function, aesthetics, cost economics and marketability of the product. A research paper and product illustration is required in this course.
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If you wish to understand what Biotechnology is, and how biotechnology is used in pharmaceuticals, food, medicine and other fields you will be interested in this course. The practical aspects are covered in an effort to provide a foundation for new, functional opportunities. Introduction to Biotechnology Manufacturing, Development and Practices is designed to provide students with an introduction to the fundamental and operational aspects of the biotechnology industry. The principle aim of this course is to provide the student with the fundamental knowledge and skills to understand and contribute to the operation of a biotechnology based process. The successful student will have an understanding of the science, regulation and basic engineering of a biotechnology process. The information will be transferable to pharmaceutical, industrial or agricultural processes. The student will also be capable of contributions in the laboratory in support of these processes.
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Provides an introduction to reading and interpreting machine shop symbols, welding blueprints and working drawings used in trades and crafts. Focuses on dimension, shape, fabrication and assembly. Applies basic mathematics to the solution of print and performance problems.
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Provides and introduction to reading and interpreting blueprints in the context of the welding process. Includes basic symbols, views, and working sketches and prints. Applies basic mathematics to the solution of print and performance problems.
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A better understanding of blueprints will make an employee a more valuable asset to their company, open new opportunities, as well as, prepare them to make the first step towards starting their own business. This course is designed for the seasoned tradesman and intended to raise the level of understanding for tradesmen who are well versed at the installation process, but would like to further understand and interpret blueprints, specifications and other bid and contract documents. This will increase their knowledge not only involving their trade, but include well-rounded information of many other trades that are involved in the ¿whole¿ building process.
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This course provides an introduction to reading and interpreting machine shop symbols used on blueprints and working drawings in the trades and crafts. Focusing on dimensions, shapes, fabrication and assembly, students will apply basic mathematics to the solution of print and performance problems.
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