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A graduate of this program should be able to:
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Produce working drawings such as detail, subassembly, and full-assembly drawings utilizing manual, freehand, and computer-aided drafting techniques.
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Produce 3D solid models, produce complex surface models, create 3D assemblies, run assembly mechanism motion, create exploded assemblies.
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Recognize and apply the ASME Y14.5 guidelines in the creation of mechanical working drawings.
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Apply industrial standards to the creation of working drawings of sheet-metal components, welded assemblies, electronics drafting, piping systems, and power transmission components.
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Demonstrate knowledge of basic machine shop practices and their application in drafting and design.
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Demonstrate an ability to work independently and to apply interpersonal and technical skills to solve problems as a member of a multi-disciplinary team.
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Demonstrate skills and proficiency in multiple 2D and 3D Solid Modeling CAD software packages.
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Demonstrate research and data collection skills necessary to obtaining technical information.
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Demonstrate an understanding of professional behaviors associated with the drafting and design occupation.
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Demonstrate CAD customization and management techniques.
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Prepare piping drawings and schematics.
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Analyze, design, and calculate gears, cams, and mechanisms.
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Use manufacturers' catalogs to select standard parts.