LANSING COMMUNITY COLLEGE
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CURRICULUM GUIDE |
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Welding Technology |
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Associate in Applied Science Degree |
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Curriculum Code: 0186 (Effective Fall 2004 - Summer 2009) |
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Welding is many processes of fusion, adhesion and cutting to
fabricate or repair products used in manufacturing, research and
application. A welding technician could also qualify for
welding inspection where welding codes are applied. A welder is
a skilled craftsperson with a basic knowledge of metals, applied
mathematics, blueprint reading, good eyesight, self-discipline
and a respect for safety. A welder also needs to work well with
his/her hands and have good manual coordination. Many hours of
practice and proper training in the basics of MIG, TIG, shielded
metal arc, brazing and oxy-fuel cutting and plasma cutting are
necessary. Welders can be found in tool and die industries,
auto makers, construction, oil refineries, pipelines and
pressure vessels, aircraft industries and many more
metal-related industries.
Not all courses
in this program transfer to all colleges.
Students planning to transfer should see an academic advisor or
counselor before enrolling in any course. |
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PREREQUISITES
Students should see Course Descriptions or Course
Offerings for course prerequisite information. See the
Assessment and Placement Testing section for skills
assessment and advising information. |
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INFORMATION
Contact the Manufacturing and Land Technologies Department, West
Campus Building, Room M103, telephone number (517) 483-1336. |
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REQUIREMENTS |
TOTAL:
66
CREDITS |
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TITLE |
CREDIT HOURS |
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EMSA 100 |
First Aid and CPR |
2 |
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MATH 114 |
Technical Math I |
4 |
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MATH 115 |
Technical Math II |
4 |
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MFGM 100 |
Maintenance Safety Practices |
2 |
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MFGM 161 |
Rigging |
3 |
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MGMT 234 |
Diversity in the Workplace |
3 |
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PHYS 120 |
The Art of Physics |
4 |
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PMMT 105 |
Machine Tool Survey |
4 |
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PMMT 190 |
Metallurgy and Heat Treat |
4 |
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SPCH 110 |
Oral Communication in the Workplace |
3 |
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WELD 100 |
Combination Welding |
4 |
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WELD 101 |
Advanced ARC Welding |
4 |
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WELD 110 |
Gas Metal ARC Welding |
4 |
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WELD 111 |
Gas Tungsten ARC Welding |
4 |
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WELD 120 |
Struct Fabrication/Inspec |
4 |
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WELD 125 |
Struct Blueprint Reading Weld |
2 |
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WELD 201 |
Tool and Die Welding |
4 |
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WELD 205 |
Pipe Welding |
4 |
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WRIT 124 |
Technical Writing |
3 |
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LIMITED CHOICE REQUIREMENTS |
TOTAL: 6-7 CREDITS |
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Complete the indicated number of credits from EACH
CHOICE listed below. |
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CHOICE 1: General Education Core Areas |
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Credits |
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(See General Education Core Requirements for information
on how to fulfill these requirements. Core area proficiency
exams, where appropriate, are available for each core area.) |
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Communication Core Area (See Note 1) |
0 |
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Global Perspectives and Diversity Core Area (See Note 1) |
0 |
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Mathematics Core Area (See Note 1) |
0 |
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Science Core Area (See Note 1) |
0 |
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Writing Core Area (See Note 1) |
0 |
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CHOICE 2:
Technical Related |
6-7 Credits |
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ELTE 110 |
Practical Electricity |
3 |
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PMMT 100 |
Manufacturing Processes |
4 |
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WELD 250 |
Welding Internship |
3 |
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MINIMUM TOTAL |
72 |
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NOTE: |
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1. |
Students completing "REQUIREMENTS" have fulfilled the
requirements for this Core area. |
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SUGGESTED COURSE SEQUENCE |
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Students should see course descriptions to find out when
departments plan to offer courses. Students who for any reason
are unable to follow the course sequence suggested below (for
example, those who are part-time, have transferred in courses
from another school, or have prerequisites to fulfill) should
contact an academic advisor or counselor for help with
adjustments. |
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MATH 114 |
MATH 115 |
SPCH 110 |
EMSA 100 |
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MFGM 100 |
PMMT 190 |
WELD 111 |
MGMT 234 |
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MFGM 161 |
WELD 101 |
WELD 120 |
PHYS 120 |
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PMMT 105 |
WELD 110 |
WELD 125 |
WELD 201 |
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WELD 100 |
Lim.Ch. |
Lim.Ch. |
WELD 205 |
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WRIT 124 |
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