28 AAS Welding Technology
This is a suggested sequence of classes based on the average student load and course prerequisites. Not all courses are offe red every semester. For specific discipline electives, please refer to the page labeled “Systemwide General Education Program” following the degree requirements in the PCC Catalog. The courses approved for the AAS Institutionally Designated options are listed in the AAS degree requirements. Milestones, courses, and special requirements necessary for timely progress to complete a n area of study are designated to keep you on track to graduate in two years. Missing any of these could delay your program. Consult with your advisor for more information.
Courses
- ENG098 — Composition I Coreq
- ENG176 — English Comp I010 3 MTH126 Tech Math or Higher030 3
- MTH056 — Contemporary Math Coreq
- MTH176 — Contemporary
- MTH178 — College Algebra or higher
- MTH081 — Elementary Statistics Coreq
- MTH181 — Elementary Statistics 3 Recommended
- ENG135 — Writing for the Workplace
- MTH126 — Tech Math or
- WLD136 — Industrial Safety &
- WLD204 — Shielded Metal Arc
- WLD104 — Shielded Metal Arc Welding I
- WLD181 — Welding Metallurgy
- WLD112 — Oxy-acetylene Welding & Cutting Processes
- WLD114 — Gas Metal Arc Welding I
- WLD110 — Material Handling & Plant Layout
- WLD111 — Blueprint Reading & Welding Symbols
- COM106 — Interpersonal Communications
- COM130 — Communication for the Workplace
- COM131 — Speech Communications, or COM276 Public Speaking
- COM276 — COM276
- WLD215 — Gas Tungsten Arc Welding II 3 CBA only; WLD115 is
- WLD115 — Gas Tungsten Arc Welding I
- WLD214 — Gas Metal Arc Welding II
- WLD231 — Pipe Welding II
- WLD131 — Pipe Welding I
- WLD232 — Design & Fabrication II
- WLD200 — Welding Internship
- WLD132 — Design & Fabrication I 3 WLD235 Specialty Welding
- WLD234 — Robotic Welding
- WLD235 — Specialty Welding Processes
- FALL 2025 — FALL 2025