Alamance Community College - Titan Yearbook (Graham, NC)

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533' chemical technolog Ray Adams Leon Gunther Chris Hooft Donnie Martain Tom Murr Robert Pease Mike Sutton Mohammed Ushman Ronnie Warren -Leonard Brown Barry Grinstead Ronnie Johnson industrial engineering Purpose The Industrial Engineering Technician is trained in the planning, functioning and controlling of the operation of an industrial enterprise for its profitable and continued operation. New firms moving into North Carolina and established firms expanding their facilities in recent years have created increased demands for personnel at all levels of production. Of particular significance as determined by the Employment Security Commission of North Carolina is the need for over 2000 technicians trained in Industrial Engineering, Quality Control and Produc- tion Planning. A graduate of the Industrial Engineering Technolo- gy curriculum should have a basic knowledge of engineering at the technology level with specific skills in performing industrial engineering functions. This, with the probable in-plant training of a particular company, should make the graduate a valuable employee in any one of the several thousand firms in North Carolina alone.

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No! No! Do it this way ,W-5' , pP:-g5TT,e.Ei-K, lima' l 4 4 I L 5-Q ,L E rl li L l . V I, 'a.fX i ' 1 drafting and design This curriculum guide was prepared for the purpose of outlining a training program for students of mechanical drafting and design technology. There are certain identifiable duties which are common to all technicians of this general classification and which comprise the basic areas of technical knowledge they need. This curriculum has been designed for training persons in the accepted performance of these basic duties that will be assigned, and to enable the individual student to become proficient in a short time after he becomes employed in the industry. Courses in general education have been included to give a student the assurance and understanding that comes with education upon a broad base. The technician associates with many levels of thought and expression - administrative personnel, scientists, engineers, skilled workmen - and must be able to communicate effectively with all levels. Courses containing essential information from related subject areas, such as mathematics, physics and mechanics have been included in order to provide the student a better academic base for his training. Emphasis is placed upon ability to think and plan, as well as drafting procedures and techniques. Boyd Franklin Michael Hyatt James McBride W Qi I ' Q :L L ' fr f an ' L E! E,--.fx A 27 'inf 5 4' X it IW 35: 32 Joseph Corbett John Harrell Finis Long Robert Sutton Tommy Teague Robbie Day Mike Huskins Wilbur Martin Robert Swiggett Michael Warren

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Charles Adams Boyd Adkins Tim Bradley Glenn Cantrell Darrell Clapp Kevin Garrett Robert Dalton Nelson Crumpler Tommy Goodwin Raymond Hecht Ron Lee Paul Holt