Welding – Associate of Applied Science

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Learn various welding and pipe fabrication techniques. Complete this program exclusively on weekdays, exclusively on evenings/weekends, or in a combination of day, evening and weekend classes.

What can I do with this degree?
Career Options: Entry-level employment as a welder.

Academic Options: Transfer to a Bachelor of Applied Science degree program.

Locations: Downtown Campus

Department/Contact Information: Division Dean: 206-7134, Lead Faculty: 206-7196

REQUIRED COURSES
This degree may be earned with fewer than the displayed credits as long as the fulfilled course requirements total at least 60 credits. Students must meet the Reading Requirement.

General Education Requirements
Communication Requirement		6
Analysis and Critical Thinking Requirement		3
Humanities and Social Science Requirement		6
Subtotal		15
Course #	Course Title	Credits
Required Core Courses
WLD 110	Basic Arc and Oxyacetylene Welding	4
WLD 115	Blueprint Reading/Estimating	4
WLD 119	Pattern Layout for Pipe and Structural Welding	4
WLD 160	Arc Welding	4
WLD 250	Pipe and Structural Welding	4
WLD 261	Gas Metal Arc Welding	4
WLD 262	Gas Tungsten Arc Welding	4
WLD 263	Layout and Fabrication Welding	4
Subtotal		32
Required Support Courses
CAD 101	Computer Aided Drafting Fundamentals	4
GTM 105	Applied Technical Mathematics	3
	Technical Electives*	6
Subtotal		13
Total		60

* Complete 6 credit hours from the following: OAP 111A, BCT, CAD, CSA, MGT, MAC, WLD.