Stephen Gallets

How HVAC systems work and Thermodynamic principles related to materials

Materials science aspect concerning concrete. How concrete is made and used. Concrete is the largest used building material in the world.

Describes the forces on an aircraft and how to calculate lift and drag forces on an aircraft. Understanding the Physics of Flight.

Presentation designed to see how cranes work, tipping loads calculations, types of cranes, and rigging procedures.

How lubrication works in mechanical products. Types of oils used and where they are used.

Describes what G forces are and the different types of G forces one experiences in aircraft and how engineers must design high speed vehicles and roller coasters to account for this potentially deadly force.

Presentation on various careers that are available to engineers as well as salary data and locales where jobs are located. Also covers career options for graduate degrees. Universities offering courses in various engineering fields are Texas oriented based on where the course was taught. Can be modified by buyer.

Presentation designed to demonstrate how an internal combustion works. Used in my engineering class under the mechanical engineering phase.

Presentation designed to introduce engineering students to the concepts of reverse engineering and product protection such as patents and trademarks that prevent pirating a product.

Describes how distillation works in a petroleum or other manufacturing process

Describes various types of dams and forces on them. Calculate forces on dams. Why dams are built. Spillway designs.

Tunnel engineering and various types of tunnels used in building tunnels. Various form materials used in tunnel construction and machinery.

Homework assignment on YouTube regarding engine lubrication. Uses a Modern Marvels episode from History Channel.

Description on planes fly based on the forces affecting flight and the design of the aircraft. Also covers how planes can increase and decrease altitude and make turns.

Description of various surveys used by engineers when doing surveying. Used to prepare for CST Level I exam also.

Presentation on what the inside of a cockpit looks like and how the gauges and controls are used and what they do.

Basic engineering understanding of the engineering principles used in hydraulics. Related to Chemical and Mechanical engineering.

Railroad construction and design. Curve and Gradient consideration when construction of railroads is taken into account.

Assessment of student understanding of crane operations, types of cranes and tipping loads and rigging calculations.

Describes soils and rock formations and how they affect construction and engineering. This course material is an offshoot of Civil Engineering.