1. Lettering and format, drawing methods, bill of materials, wire lists, free-hand sketching, dimensioning – decimal, metric 2. Drawings – release systems; production engineering and experimental drawings; types – assembly, schematics, proposal, detail, specification and source control, installation, layout production 3. Layouts – (Hydraulics) manifold, weight contouring, systems and linkages, seals; (Electronics) circuit boards, cabinet design, shielding, service, connectors, schematic diagrams, (logic, discrete components), interconnections (external of units)

1. Materials selection, engineering notes; springs-materials, rate and modulus, loads, calculations; (Electronics) art copy-lettering, typesetting, creating art copy, panel, and chassis

1. Single-sided, double-sided, and multi-layer; layout restrictions, master drawings; drawing layouts for symmetry, spacing circuit flow, placement of identification, assemblies 2. Wire routing drawings, cable assemblies, wiring harness, wire lists 3. Machining of circuit boards – drilling instructions, including hole spacing, sizing, material, and dimensioning

1. Body design and components – spools, bushings, surface finish and materials; design function – null edges and nulling conditions, dimensional control; materials, surface finish and clearances 2. Hydraulic schematics – systems, closed loop, open loop 3. Strength of materials – bolt tension (torque); hoop strength; bending vs. shear; stress risers

1. Machining processes – lathe milling machine, grinders, electrical discharge machines, drilling, NC machining, point-to-point, and continuous path systems; hones and lapping

1. Tolerance stackups 2. Geometrical positional and tolerancing 3. Fits and fit systems 4. Interchangeable null fits

1. Geometry and Geometrical Construction 2. Trade Electronic Mathematics 3. Estimating and Specifications 4. Advanced Mathematics 5. Algebra 6. Trigonometry 7. Ratio and Proportion 8. Area 9. Mensuration 10.Advanced Calculations for Physical Properties and Conditions

1. Basic and Advanced 2. Production 3. Assembly 4. Schematics for Hydraulics 5. Electronics 6. NC Machining Concepts

1. (Drafting) Tools, Machines, and Equipment 2. Operations, Care and Maintenance 3. Terminology 4. NEMA Standards 5. Industrial Standards, Metallurgy 6. Strength of Materials 7. Hydraulics-Fluid Power and Fluid Mechanics 8. Electricity and Electronics AC and DC, Circuitry and Design of Systems

1. Machine Design 2. Analytical Mechanics 3. Physics (basic and second year) 4. Thermodynamics 5. Heat, Light, Sound, and Molecular Modulus Change 6. Principle of Machines, Tools, and Equipment

1. Fundamentals of Personal Machine, and Environmental - Trade Safety 2. First Aid (10 hours per year) 3. OSHA Standards 4. Sexual Harassment Prevention Training – must comply with section 201-g of the Labor Law

1. History and Background 2. Current Laws and Practices