Courses

This course is designed to provide the participant an overview of marine drafting in the CAD environment. 2 & 3D drawings will be emphasized. Each student will develop plans from which a boat could actually be built.

This course covers basic hydraulic theory and application. The student will learn the basics of engineering and servicing marine type systems to include tanks, lines, pumps, motors, controls, and rams. Emphasis will be placed on marine hydraulic machinery and steering systems.

This course will cover marine clutches, reduction gears and stern drives. Students will get an overview of proper service and basic maintenance of the above plus power trains associated with jet drives. Labs will concentrate on trouble shooting and field repairs of the components involved in marine drive trains with special emphasis on marine transmissions.

The student will learn proper wire sizing, looming, termination, fusing, and grounding circuits in boats from battery switch to electronics. AC and DC systems will be covered as relates to safety, basic short tie, and installation of AC battery chargers.

Selected topics of special interest to faculty and students.

EH 123, EH 124 and EH 200

MS 141, MS 180, MS 181, MS 182

MS 115, MS 131, MS 132, MS 180, MS 181, MS 182, MS 232

In this course, the student explores the many techniques and talents that contribute to a theatrical performance. Voice, movement, scene study, lighting, set design and costuming are emphasized. All the aspects of performance are explored in workshop and class environments. Theater professionals who are currently working in the performing arts offer direction and instruction. The focus of this course will be on the entirety of production, from first reading to final performance.