Introduction to the history of radiation and development of its controlled use for industrial manufacturing purposes. Coursework satisfies the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) specification for radiation safety training. Fundamentals pertaining to exposure limits, regulations, detection, safe practices, biological effects, and additional resources are covered. As needed.
2 Credits: 2 Lecture
Introduction to the similarities and differences in non-destructive testing specifications and documentation commonly used by manufacturers across industry. Familiarity is developed with industry relevant documents that govern the inspection process. As needed.
2 Credits: 2 Lecture
Introduction to the theory and application of radiographic inspection. Coursework includes the fundamental elements required for radiographic inspection in accordance with American Society for Nondestructive Testing/Naval Sea Systems Command (ASNT/NAVSEA) requirements (level 1). Both X-ray and gamma ray inspection techniques are presented. Subjects covered in this course follow the topical outlines published in ASNT CP-105. As needed.
4.50 Credits: 1.50 Lecture, 9 Lab
Introduction to the theory and application of ultrasonic inspection. Coursework includes the fundamental elements required for ultrasonic inspection in accordance with American Society for Nondestructive Testing/Naval Sea Systems Command (ASNT/NAVSEA) requirements (level 1). Subjects covered in this course follow the topical outlines published in ASNT CP-105. As needed.
4.50 Credits: 1.50 Lecture, 9 Lab
Advanced theory and techniques used in radiographic testing of materials in accordance with American Society for Nondestructive Testing/Naval Sea Systems Command (ASNT/NAVSEA) requirements (level 2). Designed to reinforce fundamental radiographic testing techniques while emphasizing the development of procedures and techniques that comply with applicable codes/specifications. Subjects covered in this course follow the topical outlines published in ASNT CP-105. As needed.
4.50 Credits: 1.50 Lecture, 9 Lab
Corequisites:
QAL122
Advanced theory and techniques used in ultrasonic testing of materials in accordance with American Society for Nondestructive Testing/Naval Sea Systems Command (ASNT/NAVSEA) requirements (level 2). Designed to reinforce fundamental ultrasonic testing techniques while emphasizing the development of procedures and techniques that comply with applicable codes/specifications. Subjects covered in this course follow the topical outlines published in ASNT CP-105. As needed.
4.50 Credits: 1.50 Lecture, 9 Lab
Corequisites:
QAL124
Introduction to the fundamentals required for phased array inspection in accordance with American Society for Nondestructive Testing/Naval Sea Systems Command (ASNT/NAVSEA) requirements (level 1). Focus on theory, set-up, calibration, performance of various scans and views, and analysis of data. Follows the topical outlines published in ASNT CP-105. As needed.
4.50 Credits: 1.50 Lecture, 9 Lab
Prerequisites:
QAL124
Advanced fundamentals required for phased array inspection in accordance with American Society for Nondestructive Testing/Naval Sea Systems Command (ASNT/NAVSEA) requirements (level 2). Focus on theory, set-up, calibration, performance of various scans and views, and analysis of data. Follows the topical outlines published in ASNT CP-105. As needed.
4.50 Credits: 1.50 Lecture, 9 Lab
Corequisites:
QAL227
Prerequisites:
QAL124
Basic introduction to the concepts of continual process improvement, the Deming management philosophy, statistical process control (SPC), and other process improvement philosophies. Focus placed on the practical application of management philosophies and use of SPC as a problem-solving tool. Spring Only.
3 Credits: 2 Lecture, 3 Lab
Prerequisites:
MTH180; or
MTH181
Introduction to the principles and applications of visual inspection methods and non-destructive testing. Focus on the theories and practices in visual inspection, liquid penetrant, magnetic particle, and eddy current testing methods. Follows the topical outlines published in ASNT CP-105.
3 Credits: 2 Lecture, 3 Lab
Introduction to advanced theories and practices in ultrasonic and radiographic testing methods. Emphasis on development of nondestructive testing procedures and the interpretation of code specifications and standards of test results. Course work includes research into other non-destructive testing methods and the study of advanced techniques and practical applications of these methods.
3 Credits: 2 Lecture, 3 Lab
Prerequisites:
QAL237; or
QAL241
Principles and applications of ultrasonic inspection techniques. Technique requirements will be specified in selected codes, standards, and job specifications. Development of testing techniques, procedures, and instrumentation will be emphasized.
4 Credits: 3 Lecture, 3 Lab
Prerequisites:
QAL301
Principles and applications of radiographic inspection techniques. Technique requirements specified in selected codes, standards, and job specifications. Development of testing techniques, procedures, and instrumentation will be emphasized.
4 Credits: 3 Lecture, 3 Lab
Prerequisites:
QAL301