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Welcome! Thank you for selecting Hocking College for your career educational needs. We recognize that you have many choices as to where to spend your educational dollars and are pleased that you selected one of Hocking’s pro-grams. Your classroom/lab experiences are aimed at developing the necessary skills that Hocking College has developed from working with employers, students, faculty and administrators. Your program has been designed to give you a hands-on experience so that you learn by doing. Your time at Hocking College is valuable so we encourage you to take full advantage of the extracurricular activities offered through various programs and areas like the Student Center. Please take some time to stop at the Information desk in the Center and check out the many activities planned for this quarter. You have made an investment in your-self-maximize on that investment by seizing as many Hocking College opportunities as possible. Your academic advisor is a great resource and will provide many advising opportunities for you during your career at Hocking. Our desire is that your experience at Hocking College is both enjoyable and successful. Hocking College will be moving to a semester system. It is imperative that you work with your advisor to finish your school work before 2012. At anytime, if there are ways that we may assist you, please stop by the School of Engineering & Tech-nologies office in John Light Hall 367. Sincerely,

Neil Hinton, Dean School of Engineering & Technologies


To the New Architectural & Mechanical Technology Student:

Your orientation with the faculty in the Architectural & Mechanical program will give you an overview of our program.

This handbook is intended to supplement that information.

The mission of the Architectural & Mechanical Program, a code of ethics, An overview of the instructors’ experiences and backgrounds, a job market profile, a curriculum listing, found on the website under academics http://www2.hocking.edu/curriculum/ArchitecturalandMechanicalDesign.pdf.

We are here to help make your transition to College studies as smooth as possible, please ask for assistance from your drafting Instructors and/or Advisors.

We intend to provide you with a quality education and the necessary tools for a successful Architectural & Mechanical career.

We believe the following quote is applicable to your education:

“High achievement always takes place in the framework of high expectations.” – Jack and Garry Kinder


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Job Description: Architectural & Mechanical Design “Learner” Definition – Learner: To apply effort by way of behavior and thought, to ac-quire knowledge and understanding, as well as, to master experience and skill

DUTIES OF A LEARNER: ATTITUDES / SKILLS: 1. To be in class and on time 2. To take notes, spend quality time preparing for tests, writing papers and doing research 3. To be prepared for each class session, Including but not limited to, taking tests, discussion, lab experiences, capstones, practicums, etc. 4. To seek help and support as needed 5. To participate in classroom discussions and hands-on Activities 6. To maintain behavior within the parameters of the ethics and professional standards of the drafting profession 7. To maintain safety standards at all times consistent with classroom and lab rules 8. To adhere to the requirements outlined by each instructor for Individual classes, including the requirements needed to Successfully complete each course 9. To complete assignments on time and present projects and and assignments as complete and accurate as possible first time

1. An open mind 2. Honesty 3. Communication Skills

4. Cooperation 5. Ability to be flexible in all things associated with the drafting program


Architectural & Mechanical Design MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the Architectural & Mechanical Design Technology program is: � To develop drafting & life skills and knowledge necessary for successful entry-level job performance; � To promote independence of thought and action while maintaining a working relationship in a

group setting; � To offer situations and work comparable to that found in the workplace; � To provide a continuation of education for graduates of vocational education programs; � To develop and offer continuing education programs for those already in the workplace; � To service other technologies that require an understanding of drafting, engineering layout, blu-

eprint reading or computer assisted drafting knowledge.

ARCHITECTURAL & MECHANICAL DESIGN Student’s Code of Ethics Drafting students should uphold and advance the integrity, honor and dignity of the Drafting Pro-fession and Hocking Technical College in the following ways:

� Maintaining the highest level of academic honesty; � Striving to continuously upgrade and improve their drafting skills; � Preparing for each assignment through reading and research � Developing and drawing each assignment as completely and accurately as possible the first

time; � Providing support to their peers for the advancement of learning; � Approaching each new step in their development with integrity.

SKILLSUSA – HOCKING COLLEGE CHAPTER

The SkillsUSA Hocking College Chapter is open to all drafting students for participa-tion. There are many opportunities through this organization to develop Leadership skills and to compete with other colleges in the field of drafting. Past successes have resulted in a Drafting Team winning Gold Medals at the State Level Competition and Bronze Medals at the National Competition in Kansas City, MO. At the 2009 State Competitions witnessed our Chapter President being elected to State SkillsUSA Postsecondary President


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• Drafter • Drawing Editor • Illustrator • Architectural Technician • System Design Engineer • Maintenance Plan Technician • Field Technician • Site Manager • Production Assistant /Manager • Mapping Technician

• Designer • Pre-Designer • Graphics Technician • Technical Writer • Standard Operating Procedure Writer • CAD Technician • Engineering Technician • Checker, Inspector, Reviewer

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Role Description

Intended Learning Outcomes

What will students be able to DO “out there” that we’re responsible for “in here”?

Themes

• Safety • Professionalism • Problem Solving Design

Intended Learning Outcomes

What will students be able to DO “out there” that we’re responsible for “in here”?

• Create graphical communication documentation using standard rules of industry. • Demonstrates skills in technical software (CAD, computer aided drafting, spreadsheets, databases, and

word processors). • Problem solves, verifies, and implements recommended design changes. • Conforms to, interprets and understands industry codes for drawings. • Executes approved methods for design and uses efficient tools and/or procedures. • Uses adaptable personal and professional skills to prioritize, plan and meet deadlines. • Applies skill expertise in job specific preliminary measurement and research. • Performs necessary job related mathematics. • Demonstrates a professional code of ethics and accountability. • Delivers effective communication skills, individual or collaborative.


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Architectural & Mechanical Design Program Degree and certificates

The drafting program offers: Associate Degree in: � An Associate of Science in Architectural & Mechanical Design Technology Certificates in: � Drafting Fundamentals – Certificate I (Required courses – DD 101, DD 114, Math 108) � Drafting Fundamentals – Certificate II (Required courses – DD 102, DD 103, DD 114 or DD 115, Math 110) � Architectural Design – Certificate III (Required courses – DD 200, DD 201, NRM 123, + an elective from the Construction

Management Technology – must be approved by Drafting Advisor) � Mechanical Design – Certificate IV (Required courses – DD 202, DD 205, DD 210, DD 215, ISE 107, ISE 108, ISE 109) � Drafting & Design Certificate – Certificate V (Required courses – All required courses in the Drafting and Design curriculum (except

Communications, Math, Sociology and Psychology) National Certification: � An opportunity is afforded the Drafting & Design Learner during the sixth (6) quarter to

sit for the American Drafting and Design Association (ADDA) national certification ex-am. There is a fee required to take this exam.


FACULTY PROFILES BARGER, DAVID: Professor, Architectural & Mechanical Design, Coordi-

nating Instructor, Masters in Post-Secondary Education; Bachelor of Science Industrial Technology; 2 years industrial experience in sheet metal fabrication. Has been teaching with Hocking Technical College since 1979; 2 years high school teaching experience; Ohio University Drafting Instructor 1 year; Student Advisor ; Hocking Technical College Employee Association representative for Engineering De-partment; musician.

HILL, CAROL Professor, Architectural & Mechanical Design, Certified ADDA Drafter,

Masters in Education; Bachelor of Science Industrial Technology (minor in Busi-ness & Education); Associate of Science Drafting and Design; 6 years industrial experience, Hocking Technical College instructor since 1991, Student Advisor; Worked with Habitat for Humanity, Athens and Hocking Counties.


Curriculum – See Web: http://www2.hocking.edu/curriculum/ArchitecturalandMechanicalDesign.pdf


Architectural & Mechanical Design Job Market The diverse educational background of a Architecture & Mechanical Design graduate provides a variety of jobs in areas including manufacturing, public utilities, and engineering, surveying or architectural firms. Central Ohio is the major employer for Hocking Technical College graduates although drafting jobs in the above categories are obtained all over the nation. The job titles for these graduates include CAD operators, Drafter/Project Engineers, Engineer's Assistant, or Engineering Specialist. An estimate of the graduate’s annual starting salaries range is: $24,000 to $30,000. Many Drafting and Design graduates are promoted within 4 years of service to Manager or Lead drafter/CAD operator, system analyzer, or project coordinator. Additional education may be required for further advancement such as job related training by the employer or an advanced degree in an engineering related field.

Architectural & Mechanical Design Job Title A partial listing of titles:

� Drafter � Architectural Technician � CAD Operator � Design Technician � Detail Drafter � Mapping Technician � Drawing Editor � Checker � Electrical Drafter � Architectural Drafter

Architectural & Mechanical Design Employers and Positions Due to the wide range of experiences built into the Architectural & Mechanical curriculum, students graduating from the drafting program can easily move into other areas of industry upon building service time with their employer. Some of those other areas are: Manufacturing Engineering, Production Control, Quality Assurance, Supervision or Project Engineer, Architectural Drafter, Architectural Technician, and Industrial Sales.


Skills of Architectural & Mechanical Design Graduates � Advanced Computer Aided Drafting � Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing Application � Communication - Verbal & Written � Understanding various Manufacturing Processes � Manual Drafting Techniques � Spatial visualization and manipulation

Sample Employers of Architectural & Mechanical Design Graduates

AEP Ashland, Ky Drafting

American Conveying System Sarasota, Fl Layout and Design

Anchor Hocking Lancaster, Ohio Engineering Specialist

City of Lancaster Engineering Department Lancaster, Ohio Drafter

BBC&M Engineering Dublin, Ohio Drafting/ Data Collection

Coaxial Communication Columbus, Ohio CAD Operator/Mapping

Hasbrouck Engineering Inc. Consulting Engineers Columbus, Ohio Drafter

Diamond Power Lancaster, Ohio Electrical Drafter Mechanical Drafter

GeoOne Inc Reynoldsburg, Ohio Drafter

Ohio Dept. Of Transportation Chillicothe, Ohio Drafting Tech. II

Horda-Nemath Engineering Columbus, Ohio Electrical Draftsman

Mead Paper Corporation Chillicothe, Ohio Drafter/Design

RVC Architects, Inc Athens, Ohio Drafter

Phillip M. Roberts Inc Gallipolis, Ohio Drafting Surveying, Bidding

Vaugh, Coast and Vaughn Engineers St. Clairsville, Ohio Drafter/CAD Operator

Panich and Noel Athens, Ohio Electrical and Mechanical System Drafter

Tri County Vocational School Nelsonville, Ohio Graphics Instructor



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