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Welding Technology AAS

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Major Courses

87-100 Credits

Course Number

Course Title

Credits

WT 101

Oxy-Acetylene Process

1

WT 111

Oxy-Acetylene Process Lab

3

WT 112

Introduction to Shield Metal Arc Welding

9-10

WT 103

Fundamentals Major Processes & Their Consumables

5

WT 113

Advanced Shield Metal Arc Welding

9-10

WT 140

Shield Metal Arc Certification Preparation

1–5

WT 141

Shield Metal Arc Welding Certification

1–5

WT 107

Fabrication Principles Review

4

WT 108

Fabrication Technique I

1

WT 181

Fabrication Techniques I Lab

3

WT 201

Weldability of Metals

5

WT 211

Introduction to Pipe Welding

9-10

WT 202

Welding Inspection

5

WT 222

Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (Tig)

9-10

WT 231

Pipe Welding Certification

9-10

WT 208

Fabrication Technique II

1

WT 281

Fabrication Technique II Lab

3

BPR 106

Blueprint Reading I (WT)

3

BPR 206

Blueprint Reading II (WT)

3

DRW 106

Mechanical Drawing for Vocational Application

3

Subtotal: 87-100

Major Support

Select 0-3 credits from the following:

0-3 Credits

Course Number

Course Title

Credits

WT 195

Supervised Employment

1–3

Subtotal: 0-3

General Education

16-18 Credits

Course Number

Course Title

Credits

MATH 100

Algebraic Tools for Vocational Application

5

English - select 5 credits from the following:

ENGL& 101

English Composition I [C]

5

ENGL 103

Writing In The Workplace

5

Human Relations - select 3-5 credits from the following:

PSYC 103

Applied Psychology

3

PSYC& 100

General Psychology [S/B]

5

BUS 271

Human Relations Business

5

Communication Studies - select 3 credits from the following:

CMST 103

Workplace Communication

3

CMST 110

Communication Behavior [C]

3

Subtotal: 16-18
Total Credits Required: 103-121

Note:

Students must earn a minimum 2.0 grade in all WT, BPR, and DRW courses.

Required minimum cumulative GPA 2.0

WT 112, 113, 140, 141, 211, 222 and 231 are variable credit courses. Variable credit courses taken of the same class in the evening must be done within four consecutive quarters.

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