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Applied Math I Lesson 11

A. The Language of Math B. Counting C. Place Value D. Addition and Subtraction E. Multiplication and Division F. Multiples and Factors G. Negative Factors H. Other Number Concepts I. Operating with Signed Numbers J. Axioms and Laws

Applied Math II Lesson 1-2

A. Fractions B. Types of Fractions C. Operations with Fractions D. Decimal Fractions E. Equivalent Decimals F. Operation with Decimals

Applied Math III Lesson 13

A. Proportion B. Percentage C. Changing a Percent to a Decimal D. The Three Percentage Cases E. Fractional Percents F. Calculating with Approximate Numbers G. Prime Numbers H. Exponents and Radicals

Applied Math IV Lesson 1-4

A Basics of Algebra B. Multiplication C. Division D. Basics of Plane Geometry E. Basics of Solid Geometry F. Triangulation (Trigonometry)

Applied Math V Lesson 1-5

A. Measuring B. Review of Decimals C. Angular Measurements D. Formulas and Equations in Review E. Signs of Operations F. Graphs G. Math Aids

Applied Metric Math Lesson 1-6

A. Metrics (SI) in the United States B. Advantages of Metrics C. Metric (SI) Conversions D. Metrics (SI) in Shop or Field E. Metrics for the Boilermaker/Welder F. The Transition Period and the Future of Metrics

Rigging: Basic Principles Lesson 17

A. Basic Rigging Concepts B. Simple Tools

Rigging: Ropes Lesson 18

A. Wire Rope B. Fiber Rope C. Chains

Rigging: Tools Lesson 19

A. Slings B. Rigging Hardware C. Reeving D. Hoists and Winches E. Skids, Rollers, Jacks and Cribbing F. Ladders and Scaffolding

Rigging: Cranes and Other Lifting Equipment Lesson 110

A. Mobile Cranes B. Tower Cranes C. Monorails and Underhung Cranes D. Derricks E. Hoists F. Overhead Cranes G. Helicopter Cranes

Rigging: Equalizing and Distributing Loads Lesson 111

A. Distributing Weight to the Rigging B. Basic Methods of Equalizing and Distributing Loads C. Strength and Stability During Operation

Rigging and Boilermaker Safety Lesson 112

A. Protective Clothing B. Safety With Lifting Equipment C. Safety with Ladders and Staging D. Safety with Tools E. Fire Prevention and Control

Mechanical Drawing: Tools and Lettering Lesson 21

A. Equipment B. Drafting Materials C. Basic Techniques of Drafting D. Lettering E. Styles of Lettering F. Characteristics of Good Lettering G. Tools of Lettering

Mechanical Drawing: Geometric Construction Lesson 22

A Methods of Bisecting a Straight Line B. Bisecting an Arc C. Drawing Perpendicular Lines D. Drawing a Line Parallel to Another Given Line E. Methods of Dividing a Line into Equal Parts F. Drawing and Bisecting an Angle G. Trisecting an Acute Angle H. Finding the Center of a Circle I. Bisecting an Angle with an Inaccessible Vertex J. Constructing a Triangle Given Its three Sides K. Polygon Construction Tangency L. Constructing Tangent Lines and Arcs M. Geometric Solids

Mechanical Drawing: Orthographic Lesson 2

A. Theory of Projection and Drawings B. Theory of Orthographic Projection C. MultiView Line Projection D. Surface Projection E. Line Description F. Orthographic Drawing Techniques G. Projecting the Views on Paper H. Sections I. Reading Orthographic Drawings J. Conventional Procedures on Orthographic Drawings K. Accepted Violations of True Projection L. Treatment of Unimportant Intersections M. Aligned Views N. Conventional Procedure for Radially Arranged Features O. Representations of Fillets and Rounds P. Conventional Breaks Q. Conventional Method of Alternative Positions R. Conventional Representation S. The Orthographic Drawing Plate

Mechanical Drawing: Isometric and Oblique Lesson 24

A. Pictorial Drawing B. Isometric Projection C. Isometric Drawing D. Oblique Projection E. Oblique Drawings

Mechanical Drawing: Dimensioning Lesson 25

A. Theory of Dimensioning B. The Language of Dimensioning C. Units of Measurement Used in Dimensioning D. Standard Dimensioning Practices E. Dimensioning Application F. Dimensioning Special Views G. Limit Dimensioning H. Welding Symbols

Mechanical Drawing: Field Sketching Lesson 26

A. Sketching Materials B. Sketching Guidelines C. Beginning Line Exercises D. Multi view Orthographic Sketches E. Orthographic Projection for Sketching F. Pictorial Sketching G. Oblique Sketches H. Perspective Sketching

Layout Procedures and Techniques Lesson

A. Hammers, Sledges, and Mauls B. Struck or Hammered Tools C. Cutting Hand Tools D. Taps and Dies E. Screwdrivers F. Holding Tools G. Miscellaneous Hand Tools

Boilermaker Hand Tools Lesson 2

A. Layout Tools B. Layout Work

Boilermaker Power Tools Lesson 29

A. Electric Powered Tools B. Air (Pneumatic Tools) C. Tube Tools and Their Functions