Iowa Central Community College - Third Dimension Yearbook (Fort Dodge, IA)

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of the Future in Industry Mike Bauer and Bill Musselman record the results from a lab exercise and ponder its outcome. Graduates of the two-year Industrial Electronics course learned to assist the engineer in the designing, devel- oping, and testing of new devices. They also study how to devise and maintain industrial control systems, and application of electronic equip- ment. ,The course, taught by Oram Taboffand Ken Norman, was con- ducted on a one-hour lecture, two- hour laboratory basis. Each stu- dent's lab bench included the items necessary for conducting experi- ments and putting into practice the theories presented in the lecture. Electronics occupies a very impor- tant and continuously expanding position in modern industry, and completion of this course is a step into an exciting future. NM J ff A. ,. ,v- fy- fx ig 1 I E, . :-: t FRONT ROW - J- Blanchfleld- D- DFOSI, D- Peters. D- Knight, W. B. Fawcett, W. Arnold, R. Hudson, B. Brown, S. Glaze, T. Ault. Pugh, B. Wood. SECOND ROW - J. Blanchfield, D. Drost, D. Pe- BACK ROW - G. Berger, C. Ripke, D. Nyman, T. Skapharmmer, ters, D. Knight, W. Pugh, B. Wood. SECOND ROW v R. Pearson, M. Weber. 41

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Michael Weber and Steven Glaze try not to get their wires crossed while setting up a circuit. riggdj-f.'.'Zr - .V ' 'ms . . t, 4. f Jag M . ----Fest' if ,I ... A , f- lr..-,c -' aj '. -. - it i'.' ' - asm.. - - . ,f -- . , ' 0 Q sr ' ., -1 -,iii Instructor Ken Norman, center, helps Tom Barnett and Robert Hud- son tune-in the right frequency. Electronics Is the Wave Joseph Pugh studies carefully a circuit diagram to recheck before start- ing his project. EN 5' xx Dennis Knight and Douglas Nyman make the necessary adjustments to insure accuracy.

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As we become more industrialized the need for competent draftsmen . . becomes greater. Draftsmen render working plans and detail drawings for manufacturing purposesg thus, the draftsmen provides an essential link between engineering and pro- duction. With emphasis on prob- : lems, our drafting course offers stu- ll ll, 1-234 lll eggs' FNGM l' iisi 5 l,-asv . Mfg dents the maximum amount of ac- tfiff: 'l if 5 p tual drawing time plus applied math- ' -,l' l f ff ematics and other and other essential ,gzgl ' flfj . gernal subjects. Y, .Q U , 157 'R it at 1 l N Z ' Y J ,J--1 Dave Nelson talks over the application of orthographic projection with instructor Mr. McCarty. Bill Kunkel and Tim Garrett try to get a bet- ter perspective ofa wooden block. K .41-w, -N Stifhi . . , 1 FRONT RQW - B. COW, L- Schrammy B. Kunkel' R. Mcconomn Wagner, D. Carlson. BACK ROW - P. Rinehart, V. Schmitz, R. SECOND Row - T. Harmon, T. Wendell, D. Nelson, G. Bolte, D. Soudefi F' LafS0n,T-GaffC1t,D.Pau1- 42