MEC 110 - Mechanical Systems

4 credit hours - Fours hours lecture and directed laboratory weekly; one term.
Learn the principles and concepts needed to safely maintain and troubleshoot a variety of mechanical system components found in industry including bearings, conveyor belts, chain drives, and sprockets. Demonstrate comprehension of preventive maintenance, installation, repair/replacement, and safety procedures using hands-on labs. Build a mechanical systems project utilizing skills learned to complete a final course challenge. Lab fee $30.

Note: Typically offered MC; fall and spring terms.

Course Outcomes:

Identify and describe the parts of a mechanical power transmission system.
Perform correct installation and set-up of mechanical systems.
Perform basic preventative maintenance of mechanical systems.
Install and correctly align mechanical components such as roller chains, belt drives, and gear drives.