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COMPUTERS & TECHNOLOGY
3D Printing and Prototyping
This course provides an introduction to designing objects for 3D printing
using Tinkercad. In this course you will learn to digitally develop simple
3D objects and prepare them for successful 3D printing. You will walk
through the basics of 3D modeling in Tinkercad, from adding and
grouping 3D shapes to creating and duplicating patterns. You will explore
the tools and features one by one, and then learn to use the Tinkercad
tools to create more complex geometry. You’ll go home with your
completed 3D printed model and the knowledge of how to create digital
3D models.
Note:
Bring a USB flash drive to class so you can take your files home.
MKR104
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6 hours
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$69
($50 tuition + $19 fees)
INSTRUCTOR:
Glenn Mossy
16887
Sa 9 AM - 4 PM
2/2/19
Monroe Center/
MC135
Solidworks: 3D Modeling and Engineering
Explore the world of 3D modeling, design and engineering with a
focus on real-world applications while leveraging one of the world’s
leading CAD/CAE software packages from Dassault Systems, SolidWorks.
This introductory course will provide the student with an overview of
mechanical design concepts, the 3D design and engineering workflow,
as well as the features and capabilities of the SolidWorks CAD/CAE
application. Classes are held in FCC’s new Makerspace equipped with 3D
printers, a laser cutter and CNC router. Though not a primary objective of
this course, the knowledge gained can be applied towards preparation for
the Certified Solidworks Associate exam.
Note:
A textbook is required for this class. Purchase textbook from FCC
bookstore prior to class start.
MKR112
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30 hours
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$565
($500 tuition + $65 fees)
INSTRUCTOR:
Kyle Hess
16889
M, W 6 PM - 9 PM 2/18/19–3/20/19 Monroe Center/
MC135
Power On! Electronics Basics
This hands on workshop uses breadboards to teach electronics
fundamentals and prototyping of circuits. Students experiment with
simple components and build simple circuits. Along the way they’ll
be introduced to the fundamental concepts of electrical engineering,
including Ohm’s Law, signal flow, as well as basic circuit analysis for
analog circuits, and afterwards take home their completed project and
kit to use and practice their skills.
Note:
Kit required for this class. Purchase kit from FCC bookstore prior to
class start.
MKR110
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4 hours
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$49
($39 tuition + $10 fees)
INSTRUCTOR:
Glenn Mossy
16870
Sa 9 AM - 1 PM
2/23/19
Monroe Center/
MC135
Power On! Electronics, Transistors and Chips
Prototype and build transistor circuits with the widely used 555 timer
chip. This hands on workshop uses breadboards to teach the prototyping
of circuits. Students experiment with simple components and build
simple circuits. Students will expand their understanding of the concepts
of electrical engineering, including Ohm’s law, signal flow, and basic
circuit analysis for digital and analog circuits. Students will take home
their completed project and kit to use and practice their skills.
Note:
Kit required for this class. Purchase kit from FCC bookstore prior
to class start.
MKR111
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4 hours
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$49
($39 tuition + $10 fees)
INSTRUCTOR:
Glenn Mossy
16871
Sa 9 AM - 1 PM
3/9/19
Monroe Center/
MC135
<Tech Connect>
Grand-Funded IT Career Training
America's Promise
<body>
<p>
America's Promise Tech Connect
is a
grant-funded IT program offering career
training as a Network Technician, IT
User Support Specialist, or Health IT &
Management Systems Technician.
Tech Connect
is a non-credit program that includes
project-based learning and work experience
through in-person and online learning.
Tuition is waived for participants. </p>
<p> Successful completion of this short-term
training program prepares students to
test for industry credentials recognized by
area employers.
Tech Connect
provides job
preparation, job search, and job placement
supports for all participating students. </p>
<p> For more information or to apply:
www.Frederick.edu/TechConnect [email protected]• 301.624.2756 </p>
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