2002-2004 Catalog - St. Charles Community College

St. Charles Community CollegeCDM 205 Architectural Drafting I . . . .3Prerequisite: CDM 104. Generalorientation, site work, floor plans,elevation drawings, structuralinformation and dimensioninginformation, roof plans, schedules offixtures and equipment.CDM 206 Architectural Drafting II . . .3Prerequisite: CDM 205. Detail drawings,sections, stairs, foundation plans, andintroduction to electrical drawings,plumbing and HVAC drawings,perspectives and renderings.CDM 209 Construction Materials . . . .3Prerequisite: CDM 104. Use andavailability of concrete, masonry, metals,wood and plastics, thermal and moistureprotection, doors and windows,finishes, etc.CDM 210 HVAC Drafting . . . . . . . . . . .3Prerequisite: CDM 104. Design ofsystems related to size and structure ofbuildings. Drawings for heating systems:forced air, hot water, radiant, andelectrical. Air conditioning systems anddrawings.CDM 211 Structural Drafting . . . . . . . .3Prerequisite: CDM 104. Interpretation ofgeneral plans, stress diagrams, erectiondiagrams and specifications. Preparationof steel details, falsework plans,foundation and masonry plans, and billsof material and bolt lists. Drawing ofbasic welding details.CDM 212 Electrical/ ElectronicDrafting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3Prerequisite: CDM 104. Includeselectrical symbols and fundamentals,conduit and grounding plans, lightingplans, details of electrical equipment,electronic symbols and tables,connections diagrams, schematic blockand logic diagrams, instrumentation andcontrol drawings.CDM 221 Mechanical Design I . . . . . .3Prerequisite: CDM 104. Includes use ofMachinery Handbook to prepare anddimension detail drawings of threadedfasteners, keys, keyway, keyseats,springs, gears, cams, bushings, bearings,and other mechanical devices.CDM 222 Mechanical Design II . . . . .3Prerequisite: CDM 221. Continuation ofMechanical Design I. Emphasis onassembly drawings, allowance betweenmating parts, and form, fit and functionof detail parts within whole assembly.CDM 223 GeometricDimensioning/Tolerance . . . . . . . . . . .3Prerequisite: CDM 104. Fundamentalsand techniques, general dimensioningpractices, limit dimensions,cylindricalfits, S.I. metrics, tolerances of positionand form, surface texture, profile,orientation, and runout.CDM 231 Tool Path Generation . . . . .3Prerequisite: CDM 104. Includes shorthistory of N/C programming, cutters,speeds and feeds, sequence ofoperations, tool path generation for 3-axis and multiaxis machines, tooling andmachine language using Mastercamprogram and completion of prototypes inCNC manufacturing cell.CDM 235 Manufacturing Processes . . .3Prerequisite: CDM 104. Focuses onprocesses used in manufacturing metalparts. Includes machining, stamping,extruding, swaging, grinding, casting,forging, roll forming, welding, electricaldischarge machining (EDM), andthreading. Finishing processes includeanodizing, tempering, annealing,pickling, etc. Addresses overall processof manufacturing planning. Prerequisitewaived with instructor consent.CDM 251 Introduction toPiping Drafting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3Prerequisite: CDM 104. Pneumatic/hydraulic fundamentals and codes, kindsof pipe and specifications, piping symbols,piping schematics, plans, riser diagrams,isometrics, and details of piping.CDM 255 Civil Drafting . . . . . . . . . . . .3Prerequisite: CDM 104. Drawing andinterpretation of site plans and maps;calculating drainage; and drawingstructural steel details, reinforcing concrete,and the piping related to site plans.CDM 270 Externship . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3Prerequisite: Approval of CAD/CAMdepartment chair and meet externshiprequirements. Practical work experienceand structured occupational learningspecific to CAD/CAM major. Provideseducational experience not available inclassroom or lab.CRIMINALJUSTICECRJ 101 Introduction to Victimology . .3Introduces psychological impactincurred by crime victims. Basic crisisintervention techniques, working withand understanding special populations ofvictims and their needs, i.e. familyviolence, sexual assault victims, childvictims, homicide survivors and responseof criminal justice system, current laws,and review of history of victimmovement. Fall.CRJ 110 Criminal Investigations . . . . .3Introductory perspective on tactics,strategies, and techniques of criminalinvestigations. Fall.CRJ 140 Introduction to CriminalJustice System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3Overview of criminal justice system,including historical development, presentstatus, and suggested reforms. Includesdetailed descriptions of duties andfunctions of specific actors in system,including victim,offender, police,prosecuting and defense attorneys,courts and corrections.CRJ 165 Introduction to Security . . . . .3Survey of security systems andtechniques, security surveys, andeconomic factors related to security.CRJ 170 Criminal Law and Procedure .3Analysis of substantive criminal law andcriminal procedure. Specific attentiongiven to Missouri Criminal Code andcases that interpret Missouri laws.Spring.CRJ 171 Rules of Criminal Evidence . .3Basic rules of evidence applicable tocriminal and other related police duties.Examines fundamental questions ofevidence and theories of proof, includinghearsay, documentary proof, selfincrimination,relevance, andpresumptions. Fall.CRJ 175 Criminology . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3Study of various explanations of crime:classical psychological, sociological,critical and interactionist. Examinesarray of responses available to system,including punishment by incarcerationand other alternatives.124