This course is an introduction to the underlying principles
and methodology of engineering
graphics communication as a means to the solution of engineering problems,
and includes fundamentals of graphic visualization, sketching, PC-based Computer-Aided-Design (CAD), and technical
presentations. Students
will be introduced to engineering problem solving methods
and the design process as a systematic methodology. They will also be introduced to computer-aided- design software
as a tool to create solid models of mechanical parts and assemblies, visualization, and analysis of engineering problems.
- Professor: Fabiola E. Buitrago Gonzalez
Principles of Graphic
Language: Fundamentals of delineation, analysis and solution of space problems,
symbols and standards as applied in engineering. Freehand drawing as a tool for
visualization. Principles of orthographic projection, sections, auxiliary views
and conventional practices. Pictorial drawings: isometric, oblique and
perspective. Introduction to descriptive geometry. Hand drawing with
traditional tools and computer-aided drawing. Fundamentals of academic
integrity and engineering ethics. Fundamentals of academic integrity and
engineering ethics.
- Professor: Fabiola E. Buitrago Gonzalez
- Professor: Fabiola E. Buitrago Gonzalez
The main purpose of this course is to provide the student with clear and thorough understanding of theory and application of engineering mechanic statics. The main subjects are: Analysis of forces systems; The laws of equilibrium, Analysis of simple structures, Distributes loads, Centroids and moments of inertia, and Friction.
- Professor: Fabiola E. Buitrago Gonzalez
Introduction to the basic concepts of location and geometric design of highways and streets. Design and stakeout of simple, compound, and reverse circular horizontal curves, and spiral curves. Design and stationing of superelevation transition sections. Design of parabolic vertical curves and calculation of profile elevations. Analysis of earthwork operations of a highway construction project.
- Professor: Fabiola E. Buitrago Gonzalez