| WT-53 Welding Procedures |
| CSU | (2 units LEC/LAB) | |
| An introduction to and practice in oxyacetylene (OAW) and electric arc welding (SMAW) theory, equipment, and processes. Students will produce and analyze welds and cuts to accepted industry standards. No prior experience in welding is needed. Includes coordinated lab experience. |
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| WT-54 Welding Procedures |
| CSU | (2 units LEC/LAB) | |
| An introduction to and practice in oxyacetylene (OAW), electric arc welding (SMAW), braze welding (OABW), soldering (AAW), and repair welding theory, equipment, and processes. Students will produce, analyze and test welds to accepted industry standards. No prior experience in welding is needed. Includes coordinated lab experience. |
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| WT-56 Welding Procedures Lab |
| CSU | (1 unit LAB) | Repeatable to a maximum of two enrollments |
| An intermediate to advanced lab for students to increase their skill levels in oxyacetylene welding (OAW), cutting (OAC), and shielded metal arc welding (SMAW). Students will produce, analyze and test flat and out of position welds on mild steel. |
| Note: Students provide their own safety gear and equipment (list of requirements given first class meeting). OSHA approved safety glasses required at first class meeting. |
| Prerequisite: Completion or concurrent enrollment in one of the following courses WT-53, WT-54, WT-60, WT-61, WT-63, or WT-64 |
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| WT-60 Welding Technology: Gas and Arc Welding and Cutting (4 units LEC/LAB) |
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| An introduction to oxy-acetylene welding (OAW), cutting(OAC), and electric arc welding (SMAW) theory, equipment, and processes. Students will produce and analyze welds and cuts on mild and low alloy steel to accepted industry standards. NO prior experience in welding is needed. Includes coordinated lab experience. |
| Note: Students provide their own required safety gear and equipment (list of requirements given first class meeting). OSHA approved safety glasses required by second class meeting. |
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| WT-61 Welding Technology: Gas and Arc Welding, Brazing, and Cutting |
| CSU | (4 units LEC/LAB) | |
| An introduction to oxy-acetylene braze (OABW), gas(OAW), electric (SMAW) welding, cutting(OAC) and (CAC), brazing and soldering (AA) theory, equipment, and processes. Students will produce and analyze welds and cuts on mild and low alloy steel, and copper pipe to accepted industry standards. NO prior experience in welding is needed. Includes coordinated lab experience. |
| Note: Students provide their own required safety gear and equipment (list of requirements given first class meeting). OSHA approved safety glasses required by second class meeting. |
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| WT-63 Welding Technology: Repair and Qualification Procedures, Inspection, Testing, Layout, Pattern Cutting, and Resistance Welding |
| CSU | (4 units LEC/LAB) | |
| A course in repair and qualification procedures, inspection, testing, layout, pattern cutting, and resistance welding. Students will produce and analyze welds and cuts on mild, low alloy, and sheet steel to accepted industry standards. Coordinated lab experience is included, and no prior experience in welding is needed. |
| Note: Students provide their own required safety gear and equipment (list of requirements given first class meeting). OSHA approved safety glasses required by second class meeting. |
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| WT-64 Welding Technology: Surfacing, Lancing, Alloy and Automated Welding/Cutting, Plasma Cutting |
| CSU | (4 units LEC/LAB) | |
| A course in metal hard surfacing, automated welding and cutting, oxygen lance and plasma cutting. Students will produce and analyze welds and cuts on mild and alloy (tool, die, stainless) steels. Coordinated lab experience is included, and no prior experience in welding is needed. |
| Note: Students provide their own required safety gear and equipment (list of requirements given first class meeting). OSHA-approved safety glasses required by second class meeting. |
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| WT-67 Special Welding Laboratory |
| CSU | (2 units LAB) | Repeatable to a maximum of four enrollments |
| An advanced lab in oxyacetylene welding (OAW), cutting (OAC), electric arc welding (SMAW) and (GMAW). Students will produce, analyze and test welds to accepted industry standards. This class prepares students to take the American Welding Society (AWS) welder certification exam. |
| Note: Students must provide safety gear and equipment (list of requirements given first class meeting). OSHA approved safety glasses needed for first class meeting. |
| Prerequisite: Completion or concurrent enrollment in one of the following courses WT-53, WT-54, WT-60, WT-61, WT-63, or WT-64 |
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| WT-80 Welding Fabrication |
| CSU | (2 units LEC/LAB) | |
| An introductory level practice of welding fabrication and weld print reading. The student will learn how steel is made, processed, formed, typed, gauged. Also how to choose structural shapes and weld with appropriate techniques to industry standards. Includes coordinated lab experience. |
| Note: Students must provide required safety gear and equipment (list of requirements given first class meeting). OSHA approved safety glasses needed first class meeting. |
| Prerequisite: WT-53, WT-54, or WT-60 |
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| WT-90 Mig-Mag and Tig Welding |
| CSU | (2 units LEC/LAB) | |
| An introduction to and practice in metal inert-active gas (MIG-MAG), tungsten inert gas (TIG) welding, and plasma cutting theory, equipment, and processes. Students produce, analyze, test welds and cut both ferrous and nonferrous materials such as mild steel, aluminum and stainless steel. Includes coordinated lab experience. |
| Note: Students provide their own required safety gear and equipment (list of requirements given first class meeting). OSHA approved safety glasses needed at first class meeting. Safety test must be on record. |
| Prerequisite: WT-53, WT-54, or WT-60 |
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| WT-91 Mig-Mag and Tig Laboratory |
| CSU | (1 unit LAB) | Repeatable to a maximum of two enrollments |
| Provides the advanced MIG and TIG welding student with the opportunity to further develop skills, to become more efficient, and to acquire advanced manipulative skills in the areas of tungsten gas arc welding (TIG), metallic gas arc welding (MIG-MAG), and fluxcore arc welding (FCAW). |
| Note: Student may be co-enrolled in WT-90. Students must provide required safety gear and equipment (a list is given at first class meeting). OSHA approved safety glasses needed at first class meeting. |
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| Recommended Prep: Enrollment in or successful completion of WT-90 |
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