Associate of Applied Science Advanced Manufacturing - Welding
Program Outcomes
After completion of the program, the student will:
- Demonstrate safe workplace practices by applying industry-standard safety procedures that protect themselves, coworkers, equipment, and the environment in welding and fabrication settings.
- Operate welding and cutting equipment safely and effectively, including oxy-fuel, plasma arc, SMAW, GMAW, FCAW, and GTAW processes.
- Produce quality welds that meet industry standards for weld integrity, appearance, and structural soundness in multiple welding positions and on various metals.
- Select and apply appropriate welding processes, materials, tools, and preparation techniques to complete fabrication and repair projects.
- Interpret technical drawings, blueprints, welding symbols, and specifications to accurately fabricate and assemble welded components.
- Apply mathematical, measurement, and problem-solving skills necessary for welding, fabrication, inspection, and quality control activities.
- Demonstrate professional readiness for employment by working effectively both independently and as part of a team and by exhibiting the competencies necessary to pursue state and national welding certifications.
The College Catalog/Student Handbook has more details about this degree.