Welding
The Welding Program offers a comprehensive four-semester Associate Degree in Advanced Metal Fabrication Processes, along with four short-term certificate options. Certificates are stackable and designed so coursework can be applied toward the degree, providing maximum flexibility for students currently working in the field, those seeking specialization, or individuals pursuing additional industry credentials. Students will gain foundational and advanced skills in structural welding, fabrication, and blueprint interpretation, while also expanding new opportunities in high-demand areas such as laser cutting, CNC press brake forming, robotic welding systems, and pipe welding for industrial and
Courses
- CAD 101 — Introduction to Engineering Design (4) (2,4)
- CAD 105 — Introduction to Creo (3) (2,2)
- CAD 120 — Introduction to SolidWorks (3) (2,2)
- HAC 109 — Basic Sheet Metal (3) (2,2)
- HAC 114 — Basic Electricity and HVACR Controls (3) (2,2)
- IMT 103 — Industrial Manufacturing Tech I (3) (1,4)
- WEL 101 — Welding I (2.5) (1,3)
- WEL 102 — Welding II (4) (2,4)
- WEL 112 — Applied Welding Theory (3) (2,2)
- WEL 113 — Welding Power Sources and Setup (3) (2,2)
- WEL 208 — Welding III (4) (2,4)
- WEL 210 — Welding IV (4) (2,4)
- WEL 211 — TIG Welding Techniques (4) (2,4)
- WEL 212 — MIG Welding Techniques (4) (2,4)
- WEL 213 — Welding Metallurgy (3) (2,2)
- WEL 214 — Cutting Processes (2) (1,2)
- WEL 215 — Advanced Welding Techniques (4) (2,4)
- WEL 218 — SMAW Qualification (3) (2,2)
- WEL 220 — GMAW Qualification (3) (2,2)
- WEL 222 — Blueprint Reading & Fabrication (4.5) (3,3)
- WEL 228 — GTAW/GMAW Pipe Welding (3.5) (.5,6)
- WEL 230 — SMAW Pipe Welding (3.5) (.5,6)
- WEL 234 — Special Topics in Welding (1-3) (.5,1)