Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology

   • Produce detail, sub-assembly, and full-assembly engineering drawings utilizing
      manual and computer-aided drafting techniques.
   • Recognize and apply the ASME Y14.5 guidelines in the creation of engineering
      drawings.
   • Utilize ASME Y14.5 geometric dimensioning and tolerancing guidelines for
      establishing and maintaining the functional fit of mating parts.
   • Apply industrial practices in the design and fabrication of sheet-metal components,
      welded assemblies, and piping systems.
   • Analyze and design mechanical parts and systems for static and dynamic loading
      conditions.
   • Apply engineering principles for determining the effects of stationary and moving
      fluids and the control and transformation of energy.
   • Understand how to design manufacturing tooling for locating, clamping, forming,
      piercing, blanking, and/or shaping a given part.
   • Employ structured programming techniques and utilize computer software tools to
      design and analyze mechanical parts or systems.
   • Select and apply engineering materials for use in the design and manufacture of
      mechanical components.
   • Analyze and design machine elements such as gears, shafts, bearings, clutches,
      brakes, flywheels, and related assemblies.
   • Apply these acquired problem solving skills to analyze, design, and construct
      engineering prototypes.