Engineering Design Course Descriptions - Southern State Community College





	ENGINEERING DESIGN - ENDS ENDS 100 Introduction to Engineering Technology 3 credits This course introduces the student to the engineering profession and the variety of related jobs and careers. This course also includes the use of electronic calculators, conversion of units, (English to metric and metric to English), problem solving techniques, scientific notation and decision-making models. ENDS 110 Blueprint Reading 3 credits The course is designed to provide the student with a confident introductory level knowledge of ANSI Y 14.5M-1982 standards as they apply to reading blueprints. It is intended to enable the student to use this improved background to make independent judgment in the work setting. The technical standards will remain the same for all students but the application of theory to practice will be industry specific. All terms refer to ANSI Y 14.5M-1982. ENDS 112 Construction Estimation 3 credits Methods and procedures used in estimating construction costs, including the organization of material, labor and other costs. ENDS 125 Descriptive Geometry Prerequisites: ENDS 142 and MATH 120 3 credits This is a drafting course which studies the graphic solution to engineering design problems. The student learns to visualize and solve problems involving points, lines, curve surfaces, planes, parallel and perpendicular lines and surfaces, and line and surface intersections. ENDS 141 Engineering Drawing I 3 credits This is a beginning drawing course. Students are introduced to the basics of drafting techniques and the use of drafting equipment such as instruments, drafting machines, microfilm camera and reader and diazo printing. ENDS 142 Engineering Drawing II Prerequisite: ENDS 141 3 credits A continuation of Engineering Design 141. This course involves specialized drafting techniques to acquaint the students with a variety of drafting applications. The course covers auxiliary views, the drafting of gears, sheet metal developments, welding, surface intersection, and additional experience with view visualization. ENDS 143 Elements of Product Design Prerequisite: ENDS 142 3 credits Application of engineering design process to solving product design problems. The design solution is presented in the form of engineering working drawings. ENDS 144 Electrical Drafting Prerequisite: ENDS 141 3 credits This course is a study of electrical and electronic diagrams. The student learns electronic symbols and the use of these symbols to draft and design schematic diagrams, micro-electronic diagrams, printed circuit diagrams, electrical power systems and electrical drawings for architectural plans. ENDS 145 Computer Applications in Engineering 4 credits An introductory course where students learn areas in engineering where computers are commonly used. Topics include: reports, calculations, drafting, analysis, numerical control for manufacturing and robotics. Applications course with a lab component. ENDS 199 Seminar 1-9 credits Discussion of particular problems related to chosen program and areas of special interest. ENDS 201 Statics Prerequisites: MATH 120 and PHYS 117 or approval of instructor 5 credits In this course the student studies the principles of forces, as applied to trusses, frames, beams, walls, and machine parts. The student will gain experience by solving problems graphically and mathematically. The course covers the study of vectors, forces, resultants, and equilibrium. ENDS 202 Dynamics Prerequisite: ENDS 201 4 credits In this course the student studies the principles of dynamics as applied to linear motion and angular motion. The course covers kinematics, and kinetics of rectilinear motion, curvilinear motion and kinematics and kinetics of rotation. ENDS 203 Strength of Materials Prerequisite: ENDS 201 or approval of instructor 4 credits An introductory course in mechanics of materials, analysis and design of members subjected to various combinations of loading, stress and strain, beams, columns, and members in torsion. In-class experiments investigate the response of deformable bodies to applied loads. ENDS 204 Mechanisms Prerequisite: PHYS 117 3 credits A study of mechanical components including: gear trains; belt, chain and disk drives; cams; levers; linkage mechanisms; Geneva mechanisms. Laboratory work complementing class work. ENDS 205 Hydraulics and Pneumatics Prerequisites: PHYS 117 and MATH 120 4 credits An introductory course to impart basic knowledge of hydraulic and pneumatic components and systems for power transmission and control, where laboratory work is performed using industrial components and circuits. ENDS 207 Statistical Process Control Prerequisite: MATH 117 4 credits An introductory course in Statistical Process Control; the course will cover discovery and problem solving techniques, and effective SPC theories and measures. ENDS 215 Graphic Data Analysis Prerequisites: ENDS 141 and MATH 120 3 credits This is a study of the design and drafting of graphs, charts, tables, and the study of machine part movements. This course also covers the basics of computer drafting and design techniques. ENDS 218 Specification Writing 3 credits This course is the study of writing and interpreting engineering and architectural specifications. Special emphasis is on form, vocabulary, and writing styles. ENDS 219 Tool Design Prerequisites: ENDS 141 and MATH 120 3 credits A course in designing of manufacturing tooling including broaches, lathe and mill tools; piercing, blanking, bending and drawing dies; the economics of tool design; and cutting and forming materials. Principles of manufacturing and properties of materials are utilized. ENDS 220 Jigs and Fixtures Prerequisites: ENDS 141 and MATH 120 3 credits This course specializes in the design and drafting of jig and fixture devices used in manufacturing. The course also studies the design aspects of time, cost, product quality, tolerancing, and operator use. ENDS 221 Machine Design Prerequisite: ENDS 201 3 credits Analysis and design of machine components and assembles such as: couplings, bearings, springs, frames, gears, belts, etc. Principles of mechanics, kinematics, drafting and strength of materials are utilized. ENDS 230 Computer Graphics I Prerequisites: ENDS 141 and ENDS 145, or approval of instructor 3 credits An introductory course in computer assisted design techniques. The student will gain experience by solving problems in drafting utilizing an interactive CAD system. ENDS 231 Computer Graphics II Prerequisite: ENDS 230 or permission of instructor 4 credits A continuation of ENDS 230. Students will extend their CAD competence by solving sophisticated problems in drafting utilizing an interactive CAD system. Applications course demonstrations and lecture together with a lab component. ENDS 232 Computer Graphics III Prerequisite: ENDS 231 or permission of instructor 4 credits A continuation of ENDS 231. Emphasis on developing speed and accuracy in graphic techniques while studying and applying design drafting concepts. The course will utilize high-speed, industrial compatible CAD system. Applications course with demonstrations and lecture together with a lab component. ENDS 233 Computer Aided Manufacturing Prerequisites: MATH 120 and ENDS 230 4 credits This course introduces manual programming for numerical control machines, punch tape, and computer numerical control following the recommendations of the Electronic Industries Association (EIA) and Aerospace Industries Association (AIA). ENDS 235 Technical Illustration Prerequisite: ENDS 142 3 credits An introductory course where students learn to draft illustrations of machine parts, exploded pictorial assemblies, parts catalogs, plant layouts, and architectural elevations. Illustrations are drafted in both color and black and white media. ENDS 236 Architectural Drawing Prerequisite: ENDS 142 4 credits An introductory course where students learn design of residential and commercial buildings, including elevation, foundations, and interior drawings. This course also involves the study of architectural symbols, nomenclature, detailing, sectioning, dimensioning, and the use of architectural catalogs. ENDS 237 Plant and Facilities Engineering 4 credits A general overview of plant systems and machinery, this course includes electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems operation, process control, equipment maintenance, and general troubleshooting procedures. ENDS 251 Quality Improvement Management II Prerequisite: BADM 250 4 credits This course continues the approach to management which fosters quality productivity and competitive strength. Subject matter is based on ideas of Drs. Deming and Juran, stressing operator controllable errors, diagnostic tools, remedy, motivations for quality, and means for control to develop annual improvements. ENDS 260 Introduction to Surveying Prerequisite: MATH 120 4 credits An introductory course to impact basic knowledge of surveying plus training in the use of traditional surveying equipment. ENDS 299 Research Project Prerequisite: Final quarter standing as a major in Drafting and Design Technology or permission of the department chairman 1-3 credits Independent study resulting in a technical report, research paper, project, or a combination of these. Selection of the area of study is made in consultation with the instructor and must be approved by him.