Materials II

Materials II - Manufacturing Technology: 1 credit (602) Prerequisite: Materials I

This course is an intermediate hands-on class expanding upon the basic skills learned in Materials I. Students will be introduced to “modern woodworking” Digital Machining technology such as CAD/CAM, CNC and Laser applications. Through individual and cooperatively grouped project based assignments, students learn the concepts of converting raw materials into marketable goods through mass-produced products. Learning experiences include alternative materials and machine use, production techniques, design and problem-solving including fabrication of CO2 powered dragsters, industrial workforce needs, and consumer awareness. A materials fee may be assessed for this class.