DFN-132 PROCESS & MAKING

This course will familiarize students with the,basic construction and fabrication techniques of,design model construction. Through the completion,of a hand-held power tool model, students will be,introduced to the majority of tools, machines and,best practices needed to achieve successful models,and projects within the Model Shop. Special,emphasis is placed on a high level of,craftsmanship required in models for industry. ,This course will familiarize students with,surfacing techniques appropriate to model making,and painting processes. Students learn a wide,variety of methods and techniques needed to safely,complete future projects. Safety is the MOST,essential function of this course.

Credits: 3

Prerequisites:

PCS-108 ART OF ARGUMENTATION

This course challenges students to read and,assess a variety of written and visual texts and,then respond in a college-level essay,incorporating carefully crafted research and,argumentation. The course stresses important,academic skills including essay planning and,organization, researching and citing sources in,the MLA (Modern Language Association) style,,composing introductions and conclusions,,revising, and presenting before a group. ,Placement is through ACT or SAT score, English,Placement Exercise or the successful completion,of DEN 107 or ELS 107. One must pass DEN 108 with,a grade of “C” (2.00) or higher.

Credits: 3

Prerequisites: