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Catalog Description  \nThis course is an introduction to blueprint and symbol interpretation practices commonly used in the welding and metal fabrication industries. This course will cover drawing types, symbols, views, dimensions and tolerances. This course will further develop the student’s range of thinking required to assemble simple components and complex assemblies from welding prints. This course has been approved for online delivery.  \nDiversity Statement  \nOur commitment to diversity requires that we strive to eliminate barriers to equity and that we act deliberately to create a safe and inclusive environment where individual and group differences are valued and leveraged for the growth and understanding as an educational community.  \nRecommended Preparation: Prepared to enter Introduction to College Reading, Writing, and Critical Thinking or equivalent through multiple measures.  \nAdditional Course Information  \nTransfer Status:  \n• NT  \nTotal Number of Hours by Instructional Method:  \n• 34 Hours Lecture, 68 Out of Class Hours, 102 Total Hours of Instruction Scheduled:  \n• Fall  \nII. Coding Information  \nRepeatability: Not repeatable, take one time  \nGrading Option: Graded or Pass/No Pass  \nCredit Type: Credit-Degree Applicable  \nTOP Code: 095650  \nIII. Course Objectives  \nA. Course Student Learning Outcomes  \nUpon completion of this course the student will be able to:  \n1. Interpret technical information used on industrial working and assembly drawings.  \n2. Analyze and decipher complex welding symbols listed as defined by the American Welding Society (AWS)  \nB. Course Objectives  \nUpon completion of this course the student will be able to:  \n1. Differentiate the common methods used to develop basic drawings and blueprints for the manufacturing industry.  \n2. Solve simple mathematical problems related to working with print dimensions and tolerances.  \n3. Interpret dimensions and read scaled drawings. Determine size and location of components on a part to be assembled, machined or welded.  \n4. Demonstrate the basic skills of sketching a freehand drawing to describe the shape and size of an object.  \n5. Interpret general notes and specifications on blueprints.  \n6. Read and interpret welding symbols and abbreviations.  \n7. Explain common destructive and nondestructive weld test inspection symbols and how they’re denoted on common prints and drawings.  \nIV. Course Content  \nA. Outline of Topics  \n1. Basic Lines and Views  \na. Object lines, hidden, center, dimension, extension, leader, cutting plane, section, chain, short break, long break, and phantom lines.  \nb. Views, back, top, front, side, bottom  \n2. Sketching  \na. Purpose of sketching  \nb. Basic sketching techniques  \n3. Notes and Specifications  \na. Local notes  \nb. General notes  \nc. Material specifications  \n4. Dimensions  \na. Purpose of dimensions  \nb. Linear and angular  \nc. Radius arc and drilled hole  \nd. Tolerance  \ne. Scale sizes  \nf. Thread dimension  \n5. Bill of Material  \na. Preparation of a bill of material  \n6. Structural Shapes  \na. Bar – cold/hot rolled  \nb. Sheet  \nc. Strip or band  \nd. Plate  \ne. Angle  \nf. Tees  \ng. Channel  \nh. Beam  \ni. Tubing  \nj. Pipe  \n7. Views  \nb. Views with conventional breaks  \nc. Auxiliary views  \nd. Enlarged detail views  \ne. Developed views  \nf. Revolved views  \ng. Untrue projection  \nh. Corrections and revisions on prints  \n8. Sections  \na. Full sections  \nb. Half section  \nc. Revolved sections  \nd. Assembled sections  \ne. Phantom sections  \nf. Aligned sections  \ng. Broken-out sections  \n9. Detail, Assembly and Subassembly Prints  \na. Detail drawing  \nb. Assembly prints  \nc. Subassembly prints  \n10. Welding Symbols and Abbreviations  \na. Welding symbol  \nb. Location of weld symbol  \nc. Preferred symbols  \nd. Multiple weld symbols  \n11. Basic Joints for Fabrication  \na. Basic joints  \nb. Other kinds of joints  \nc. 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