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Principles of Ferrous Materials eLearning course introduces the properties, elements, and types of ferrous materials commonly employed in metal manufacturing. Learners gain an understanding of the basics of steel manufacturing, the elements used to create steel and steel alloys, the main types of ferrous materials and their properties, and the common tests used to measure metal properties.
Design of Structures 3 eLearning (M11602) covers the basic surveying principles and equipment and how they are used to perform surveys and read maps, as well as global positioning system applications. More detailed examples of learning topics include: how to operate the level-transit; how to perform a boundary survey; how to obtain a plat; and how to use GPS to perform or verify surveys.
Amatrol’s Plastics Technology 2 eLearning introduces blow molding operations, basic blow molding design, and introduces extrusion operations. To introduce blow molding operations topic will cover blow molding process, blow molding safety and operations, and blow molding troubleshooting. Basics in blow molding design will introduce blow molds design, materials, and advanced design. To introduce extrusion operations topics will include extrusion process, extrusion safety and operation, and extrusion troubleshooting.
Structural Engineering 2 provides a more in depth look at engineering and advanced concepts building on the introduction of structural engineering 1. These concepts include beam and column design, defection of beams, buckling of columns, factor of safety in design, concrete fundamentals, concrete mixing and placement, concrete testing including rupture strength and compressive strength of concrete, building materials and design including identification of building structural design, building loads, and building research and design. These concepts teach learners the more advanced concepts in structural engineering.
Structural Engineering 2 provides a more in depth look at engineering and advanced concepts building on the introduction of structural engineering 1. These concepts include beam and column design, defection of beams, buckling of columns, factor of safety in design, concrete fundamentals, concrete mixing and placement, concrete testing including rupture strength and compressive strength of concrete, building materials and design including identification of building structural design, building loads, and building research and design. These concepts teach learners the more advanced concepts in structural engineering.
Structural Engineering 2 provides a more in depth look at engineering and advanced concepts building on the introduction of structural engineering 1. These concepts include beam and column design, defection of beams, buckling of columns, factor of safety in design, concrete fundamentals, concrete mixing and placement, concrete testing including rupture strength and compressive strength of concrete, building materials and design including identification of building structural design, building loads, and building research and design. These concepts teach learners the more advanced concepts in structural engineering.
Structural Engineering 1 provides an introduction and overview of engineering. It covers concepts such as civil engineering careers, types of structures, structural elements, structural stability; statics and data acquisition including force vectors, free-body diagrams, and data acquisition; moments and bending stress including moment of inertia; bridge and design construction including materials and design factors; and truss bridge design and analysis including properties of material and design, truss bridge analysis: method of joints and method of sections, and bridge research and design. This course provides an overview of a broad range of basic concepts in structural engineering.
The Manufacturing Processes 3 eLearning courseware provides an introduction to injection molding operations that covers the injection molding process, material and machine safety, molding operations and molding problems and solutions. This course then continues with teaching inserts, threads and multiple part molds, integral hinge, and system purging. It continues into more advanced topics such as chemistry and properties of plastics, blow molding operations, and extrusion process, safety, and operations. This course incorporates introduction to plastics technology through molding and continues into blow molding and extrusion operations.
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