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INDUSTRIAL ARTS 103
lA 158. Principles of Electrical Wiring (3) (Former lA 111 D) ·
Prerequisite: lA 52. Principles of electrical power distribution; industrial and
residential wiring; circuits, devices, and systems; local and national .electrical codes.
(lecture-lab; field trips)
GRAPHIC ARTS AREA
lA 60. Basic Graphic Arts (3) (Former lA 26)
Introduction to the graphic arts; hand composition, paper making, stereotype,
rubber-stamp, thermography, marbling; experiences in relief printing methods;
overview of entire printing in dustry. (lecture-demonstration; student projects, field
trips)
lA 160. Advanced Graphic Arts (3) (Former lA 127)
Prerequisite: IA 60 or permission of instructor. Typographic layout and design;
problems of book manufacture; principles of advertising layouts; hand, machine,
and photographic t ypesetting methods; experience in running automatic printing
press and typesetting machine. Field trips.
lA 162. Graphic ·Arts Crafts (2) (Former lA 128)
Various processes and media used in the graphic arts in~ustry; creative and
recreational aspect for the student; silk screen, linoleum block, flexography, intaglio,
stereotype, papermaking, thermography, marbling, student projects. Field trips.
lA 164. B-..okblnding (2) (Former lA 142)
Historical development of the book and its influence on our society; preparation
for publication, methods of reproduction. and materials used; projects in binding
and rebinding; yearbook and textbook problems. Field trips.
lA 166. Publications Pr.oduction Management (3) (Former lA 145)
Prerequisite: upper division student. For persons interested in the field of buying,
selling or producing printed material Processes of reproduction; types of
publications; media, materials and equipment; technical problems in layout; legal
problems; yearbook and in-plant publication reproduction. Field· trips.
METALS AREA
General Metalworking
lA 70. Basic Metalworking (3) (Former lA 40)
Introduction to, and exploration in various metal areas including sheet metal,
bench metal, art metal, wrought iron foundry and forging.
lA 170. Advanced· Principles of Metalworking (3) (Former lA 119)
Prerequisite: lA 70 or equivalent. Study and experience in nonferrous metal
casting, core-making, forging; principles of metal spinning.
Welding
lA 71. Basic Welding (2) (Former lA 6)
Fundamentals. of oxyacetylene and shielded metallic arc welding processes; oxya•
cetylene Aame in brazing and flame cutting; familiarization with. commonly welded
joints; types, uses, and classification of electrodes and equipment. (lecture-lab) ·
lA 171. Advanced Welding (2) (Former lA 106)
Prerequisite: lA 71. Major weldjng processes and -fields of application; weldability
of ferrous and nonferrous metals and alloys; fundamentals of weldi<~g metallurgy;
welding symbol~; introduction to destructive and nondestructive testing
methods. (lecture4ab)
Object Description
| Title | 1965-66 General Catalog |
| Creator | Fresno State College |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1965-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 103 |
| Full Text Search | INDUSTRIAL ARTS 103 lA 158. Principles of Electrical Wiring (3) (Former lA 111 D) · Prerequisite: lA 52. Principles of electrical power distribution; industrial and residential wiring; circuits, devices, and systems; local and national .electrical codes. (lecture-lab; field trips) GRAPHIC ARTS AREA lA 60. Basic Graphic Arts (3) (Former lA 26) Introduction to the graphic arts; hand composition, paper making, stereotype, rubber-stamp, thermography, marbling; experiences in relief printing methods; overview of entire printing in dustry. (lecture-demonstration; student projects, field trips) lA 160. Advanced Graphic Arts (3) (Former lA 127) Prerequisite: IA 60 or permission of instructor. Typographic layout and design; problems of book manufacture; principles of advertising layouts; hand, machine, and photographic t ypesetting methods; experience in running automatic printing press and typesetting machine. Field trips. lA 162. Graphic ·Arts Crafts (2) (Former lA 128) Various processes and media used in the graphic arts in~ustry; creative and recreational aspect for the student; silk screen, linoleum block, flexography, intaglio, stereotype, papermaking, thermography, marbling, student projects. Field trips. lA 164. B-..okblnding (2) (Former lA 142) Historical development of the book and its influence on our society; preparation for publication, methods of reproduction. and materials used; projects in binding and rebinding; yearbook and textbook problems. Field trips. lA 166. Publications Pr.oduction Management (3) (Former lA 145) Prerequisite: upper division student. For persons interested in the field of buying, selling or producing printed material Processes of reproduction; types of publications; media, materials and equipment; technical problems in layout; legal problems; yearbook and in-plant publication reproduction. Field· trips. METALS AREA General Metalworking lA 70. Basic Metalworking (3) (Former lA 40) Introduction to, and exploration in various metal areas including sheet metal, bench metal, art metal, wrought iron foundry and forging. lA 170. Advanced· Principles of Metalworking (3) (Former lA 119) Prerequisite: lA 70 or equivalent. Study and experience in nonferrous metal casting, core-making, forging; principles of metal spinning. Welding lA 71. Basic Welding (2) (Former lA 6) Fundamentals. of oxyacetylene and shielded metallic arc welding processes; oxya• cetylene Aame in brazing and flame cutting; familiarization with. commonly welded joints; types, uses, and classification of electrodes and equipment. (lecture-lab) · lA 171. Advanced Welding (2) (Former lA 106) Prerequisite: lA 71. Major weldjng processes and -fields of application; weldability of ferrous and nonferrous metals and alloys; fundamentals of weldi<~g metallurgy; welding symbol~; introduction to destructive and nondestructive testing methods. (lecture4ab) |
