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302 Course Listings 2017-2018 TRADES & TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCY To qualify, students must earn a passing grade and complete the clock hours required in all courses in the program. CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCY IN ADVANCED WELDING I (900 CLOCK HOURS; CODE 1760–DAY/1765–NIGHT) Division: Trades & Technology - Welding Instructors: Al Gaiser, John Duran, Tom Spengler, M Grant Brumlow Study welding theory in the classroom under the National Center of Construction Education and Research (NCCER) curriculum. Gain skills in the welding lab in accordance with welding codes including: American Welding Society D1.1 (structure code) and, American Society of Mechanical Engineers Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code. Learn about thermal cutting processes with oxygen-fuel, plasma arc cutting and air carbon arc gouging, as well as shielded metal arc welding, gas metal arc welding, flux core arc welding and gas tungsten arc welding processes. Program Notes: Industry certifications are attained through The National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER). Required Courses Clock Hours ESP110 Tools for Industry Success .............................................................................................................. 48 ISP118 Computer Essentials ....................................................................................................................... 48 COR101 Core: Introduction to Craft Skills ................................................................................................... 80 WTO111+ Introduction to Welding .................................................................................................................. 60 WTO112+ Basic Welding (SMAW) .................................................................................................................... 120 WTO113+ Welding Techniques (SMAW) ......................................................................................................... 94 WTO114+ Qualification Welds (SMAW) ........................................................................................................... 100 WTO121+ Welding (GMAW) .............................................................................................................................. 140 WTO122+ Welding (FCAW) ................................................................................................................................ 116 ESP120 Career Readiness for Trade and Technical .................................................................................. 24 WTO123+ Welding (GTAW) Carbon Steel ........................................................................................................ 70 Total Program Hours: ............................................................................................................................................. 900 CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCY IN ADVANCED WELDING II (900 CLOCK HOURS; CODE 1770–DAY/1775–NIGHT) Division: Trades & Technology - Welding Instructors: Al Gaiser, John Duran, Tom Spengler, M Grant Brumlow Learn the basics of pipe welding, including techniques for shielded metal arc welding and gas tungsten arc welding processes. Develop skills to industry standards and American Petroleum Institute-1104 Code along with the American Society of Mechanical Engineers Boiler Pressure Vessel Code. Program Notes: Industry certifications are attained through The National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).Required Required Courses Clock Hours ESP110 Tools for Industry Success .............................................................................................................. 48 ISP118 Computer Essentials ....................................................................................................................... 48 COR101 Core: Introduction to Craft Skills ................................................................................................... 80 WTO111+ Introduction to Welding .................................................................................................................. 60 WTO112+ Basic Welding (SMAW) .................................................................................................................... 120 WTO113+ Welding Techniques (SMAW) ......................................................................................................... 94 WTO114+ Qualification Welds (SMAW) ........................................................................................................... 100