Welding Curriculum

Beloit Campus

The Welding Program provides skill and knowledge necessary for entry level/experienced job employment upon graduation. Students will learn and apply various welding procedures to include identifying electrodes, equipment and welding symbols. Internships with employers are available. Successful completion of the program will lead to a Welding Certificate.

Program Objectives

• Possess knowledge to perform tasks consistent with entry level/experienced welding employment.
• Apply the theory of welding technology to specific jobs using critical thinking/reasoning and the ability to work independently.
• Demonstrate knowledge of welding hazards and related safety practices.
• Use mathematical data and reasoning skills in relation to the welding profession.
• Demonstrate an understanding of personal and work characteristics that contribute to an effective job performance.
• Be prepared to obtain certification for welding in accordance with American Welding Society requirements.

Curriculum below is for the One Year Certificate

Course Code	Course Title	Credits
FIRST SEMESTER:
WL-101	Oxy-Acetylene/Oxy Fuel Procedures	3
WL-102	Shielded Metal Arc Welding	3
WL-105	Special Welding Procedures	3
WL-106	Blueprint Reading/Welding Symbols I	3
	TOTAL	12
SECOND SEMESTER:
WL-103	Gas Metal Arc Welding	3
WL-104	Gas Tungsten Arc Welding	4
WL-106	Blueprint Reading/Welding Symbols II	3
WL-107	Shop Practicum	2
or
WL-108	Internship	2
	TOTAL	12
	INTERNSHIP OPTION	12
GENERAL EDUCATION
COURSES:
	Choose One MA (Math) Class	3
MA-100	Basic College Math (or)
MA-101	Business Math
SS-100	General Psychology	3
CIS-100	Computer Applications	3
	TOTAL	9
	Total Credit Hours	33

 

For more information or questions you can contact: webmaster@ncktc.edu

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