Asheville Buncombe Technical Community College - Yearbook (Asheville, NC)

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W Through the board curriculum provided and the re- sulting knowledge of the principles and theories of electronics, the student is able to understand the functions of complex equipment and is ready to fill .P 0 . one of the many positions open in the electronics A 4.0 field. He may range from industrial instrumentation Trouble Shooting on an Amplifier Unit. E l TECH N O LOGY Electronics can be Complicated Ill! Ill! l 25.33 It ii 24 to data processing or to equipment for the space age.

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Upon completing technological courses that corre- late with laboratory experiences, the draftsman is qualified to perform the duties of mechanical draft- ing and to apply his knowledge to practical problems in design. The architects of our buildings, the build- ers of our ships and factories, the makers of our equipment all have a place for him. DRAFTI GA D DESIGN TECHNQLOGY A kinematics layout calls for care First year drafting students working on a project 23

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By application of engineering theories, the mechan- ical technology student will draw and design the complex parts which give motion to machinery. His knowledge of the characteristics of metals, braking systems, springs and gear trains may be turned to solving problems of maintenance or he may aid in insuring the smooth flow of production. MECHANICAL TECHNOLCGY Testing for Tensile Strength 'Q wmv I x ysml H S 3 u Grinding to a Smooth Surface wa.