Required Materials: Listed on page 107 and 108 of the textbook if your group wants to do all of the labs.
 

Student Outcomes: Upon completion of this course the student will have a general overview of the course material covered and will be able to demonstrate the following competencies:

1) Read standard pneumatic symbols

2) Read standard pneumatic prints

3) Troubleshoot common pneumatic circuits  
 
 

Methodology: Lecture, lab, demonstration, and hands on activities.
 

Course Requirements:
 

Evaluation of Performance: Written tests 60% Labs 20%

Demonstration of competencies 20%
 

College Grading Scale: 94 - 100 A

86 - 93 B

78 - 85 C

70 - 77 D

69/Below F
 

Quality of Instruction Statement: The Freeu faculty members are committed to providing quality instruction. If there is a concern about the instruction provided, treatment of an individual or a group of students, or professional conduct of instructors, consult with either the faculty member or Freeu.
 

College Attendance Policy: Regular attendance in class is essential to receiving the maximum benefit from the educational experience. A student is to attend all classes and lab sessions. In all cases of absences, the student is responsible for making upall missed class work.  

Course Outline and/or Schedule:
 

Fundamentals
 

Primary air treatment
 

Schematic and graphic symbols
 

General force equation
 

Low pressure pneumatic fittings
 

Secondary air treatment
 

Basic pneumatic circuit construction and troubleshooting
 

The physical world of a machine
 

Transmission of force and energy
 

Check valves, accumulators, and cylinders
 

Flow control valves

Directional control valves