What will I learn in this program?
This program is flexible and can be tailored to your specific technological and employment needs.
Typical Classes:
Industrial Graphics–Drafting
This course will provide you with and understanding of the role the graphic language plays in the conception/analysis for the communications of ideas for industry. Drafting standards/conventions and the methods of graphic preparation are stressed through lecture and demonstration.
Machine Tool Operations
You will learn about various machine tools and the development of the needed skills to operate and perform some fundamental setups. Machine tools used in the course are the drill press, vertical milling machine, horizontal milling machine, and the engine lathe. You will also learn about measuring, layout, blueprint reading, calculations, and tool geometry.
Electrical Fundamentals
This course covers basic electrical fundamentals, component parts of electrical circuits, terminology, and applications.
Time to completion, taking classes full-time:
Taking classes full time, you can complete this 64-credit degree in four semesters.
Career Options:
You will be able to obtain an entry-level position in the specific field that interests you.
Department/Contact Information:
Contact the full time faculty member by calling the AWC operator at (928) 317-6000 and ask for the professor of welding or the Director of Construction Trades.
Revised 09/28/2009
