TECH 110: Blueprint Reading for Construction
The course is an introductory course in the basics of construction blueprint reading. All persons involved in the planning, supplying, and/or building of structures should be able to read construction blueprints. Topics include types of drawings, nomenclature, and applications of technical drawings. 2 HRS

TECH 111: Blueprint Reading for Industry
The course is an introductory course in the basics of industrial blueprint reading. The course emphasizes understanding and interpreting single part and assembly prints used in common industrial applications. Topics include types of drawings, nomenclature, and applications of technical drawings. 2 HRS

TECH 114: Introduction to Technical Graphics
This is an introductory course in the basics of industrial blueprint reading and standard drafting practices; sketching and manual drafting techniques will be covered. Topics include types of drawings, nomenclature, and common applications of technical drawings. 3 HRS

TECH 296: Special Topics in Technology
Prerequisite: Faculty approval. Course will offer students an opportunity to study a topic which is (1) unique and infrequently offered as a part of their program curriculum or (2) of special interest to industry. Each student wishing to enroll in Special Topics in Technology will be reviewed based on (1) previous experience, (2) courses completed, and (3) aptitude/ability match with selected topic. 1-4 HRS

TECH 297: Independent Study in Technology
Prerequisite: Faculty approval. Students will work with faculty to select a technology-related (1) project on which to work or (2) problem to solve. This project or problem should be selected from an area of specialization in their technology-related program. Students gain understanding in this selected area. 1-4 HRS

TECH 299: Internship in Technology
Prerequisite: Successful completion of one college level technology-related course with a grade of C or better, or permission of instructor. Students will work with faculty to select an area of specialization in their technology-related program. Students gain practical work experience in this selected field. Students must complete 75 work hours for each credit hour. Each candidate for the Internship in Technology will be reviewed and selection will be based on (1) previous experience, (2) courses completed, and (3) aptitude/ability match with internship site needs. Students may receive up to 6 internship credits toward graduation. 1-6 HRS