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2.00 Credits
Introduction to the technical skills needed to increase the volumetric efficiency of an engine by increasing the size of the head ports and polishing the surface casting. Applications include matching the manifold runners to the head ports, and determining displacement of the combustion chamber. Course work includes using a bench head flow tester to pre-test and post-test the heads. Safety is stressed as well as the proper use of power tools.
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3.00 Credits
Introduction to the basic principles and techniques of bolt-on aftermarket performance parts and evaluation with the use of a chassis dynamometer. Topics include chassis dynamometer operation and use; SAE correction factoring; vehicle performance baseline testing; air cleaner element testing; ignition timing adjustment and testing; computer flash performance updating and evaluation, cold air intake design and testing; extensive exhaust testing; cam timing adjustment and testing in conjunction with the use of adjustable cam gears; cylinder head porting and flow bench evaluation.
Prerequisite:
AMT 121 AND AMT 122
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3.00 Credits
Advanced principles and techniques of bolt-on aftermarket performance parts and evaluation with the use of a chassis dynamometer. Topics include camshaft installation and induction testing; cylinder head tests of different flow characteristics as a result of porting, camshaft selection, or combustion chamber volume; forced induction with main focus on turbo-charging; drive train modifications necessary to handle the increased engine performance; and drive train modifications, limited to flywheel, pressure plate, clutch material, or torque converter stall/flash performance.
Prerequisite:
AMT 111 AND AMT 119 AND AMT 278
Corequisite:
AMT 265 AND AMT 266
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3.00 Credits
Introduction to the holistic study of culture. Focusing on the work of ethnographers and other cultural anthropologists and beginning with a firm base in anthropological theory, the course builds a comprehensive and cross-cultural appreciation of multiple related topical areas. These include the definition and evolution of culture, language, food production, human reproduction and sexuality, economic organization, domestic life, kinship and descent, political life, social class and caste organization, culture and personality, religion, art, globalization, and applied cultural anthropology. (formerly SOC113)
Prerequisite:
ENL 111
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3.00 Credits
Theory and application of design essential to the visual arts. Emphasis on two-dimensional design principles as they relate to graphic design.
Prerequisite:
ART 107 OR ART 104
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3.00 Credits
Introduction to the visual arts and design with an emphasis on the formal and conceptual components of visual thinking. The methods and processes of image conception and expression will be explored through the analysis of visual imagery.
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3.00 Credits
Theory and applications for the use of color in design. Includes in-depth study of color theory with design application. Emphasis is also placed on visual thinking and problem solving.
Corequisite:
ART 102
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3.00 Credits
Introduction to painting techniques, compositional structure, form, and materials. Emphasis is placed on representational painting, but experimentation is encouraged.
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3.00 Credits
Survey of art history emphasizing the study and recognition of the visual forms of art, especially painting, sculpture, and architecture. Includes the study of the function of design; techniques of execution; and the scientific, political, economic, social, and literary dimensions of the period. Covers the history of art from the ancient world up to and including the Renaissance
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3.00 Credits
Emphasis on the study and recognition of the visual forms of art, especially painting, sculpture and architecture. Includes the study of the function of design; techniques of execution; and the scientific, political, economic, social, and literary dimensions of the period. The history of art from the 16th Century up to and including the 20th Century will be explored.
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