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Applied Welding Fabrication I

Course Description

This course enables the student to study supplemental skills required in the weldment fabrication industry. Students will gain experience on various machine tools including: drill press, horizontal saws, vertical saws, pan/box brake, press brake, rollers, shears and punch. Students will continue the study and application of welding blueprints as well as measurement, layout and fixturing procedures. The identification of various types of ferrous and non ferrous structural materials and classifications will also be studied. Final inspection of both welds and weldment dimensions are stressed along with metal finishing processes . Note: Student must furnish basic required equipment.

Minimum Credit Hours

3

Maximum Credit Hours

3

Lecture - Lab Hours

(2-2)

PCS Code

1.2

Requirements

Prerequisite: WFT 270 (C or better)

Does this course meet the standards as an International/Multicultural course?

No

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