Layout school training courses in Cedar Rapids, IA (public, in-house or online)

Learn to setup and use basic surveying instruments. Students will measure angles and elevations using digital theodolites. A total station instrument will be used for electronic distance measuring in building layout. This is an introductory level class that will involve primarily hands-on practice in the field.

Exams: Multiple Choice, open-book exam based on job tasks. A time limit is imposed. Exam requirements vary based on Level desired.
Work History: Provide sufficient appropriate work experience
Performance Verification: Supervisor verification of job task competency.
Recommendation: A personal recommendation is required at Levels III and IV.

When you complete this lesson you will be able to identify the basic hand tools required and hand work methods used to manufacture replacement or repair parts used in various types of equipment.

Describe tools and methods for work piece layout, bluing, measuring, scribing lines, and marking hole centers.
Describe tools and methods for hand cutting material with a hacksaw, including hacksaw parts description, blade types, cutting edge alloys, and tooth pitch.
Describe the different...

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This course teaches students the structure of an animated feature film while placing emphasis on the development of layout design, value, and structure. Perspective principles will also be covered. The goal of the course is to teach students the size and structure of an animation film production unit.

The elements of layout and design play many different roles in communication. You will be shown how designers use layout and design to convey information and concepts. Chuck walks you through grids, and gives you examples of various systems. You will be shown how to design a workable grid. Chuck combines all the elements in Chapter 3, and shows you how you can do the same. Typical layouts are demonstrated and options are given. Visual examples of outstanding layouts found in newspaper, brochures...

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