Advanced Welding and Project Fabrication - Columbia Area Career Center

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Advanced Welding and Project Fabrication – 9042

9042PA Advanced Welding and Project Fabrication

Grade Level: 11, 12 Credits: 2 Type: Practical Art

School: CACC

Prerequisite: C or better average in Agricultural Mechanics and Welding Technology or Certified Welding

Advanced Welding and Project Fabrication allows students to enhance ARC and MIG skills further while designing and constructing major metal projects, such as trailers. The fabrication part of the course will start with group projects to familiarize students with the real-world setting. Students will design and draw plans before the construction of projects begins. Due to safety as a top priority, clothing and shoes used in the industry are a requirement. CACC will provide welding helmets, gloves and safety glasses. Participation in FFA will offer additional opportunities.

Related: Computer Aided Design, Certified Welding

Articulated college credit may be available

Grades and Credits

Grades: 11, 12 — Credits: 2 — Type: Practical Art

Related Courses

Computer Aided Design, Certified Welding

Prerequisites

C or better average in Agricultural Mechanics and Welding Technology or Certified Welding

Syllabus 4-Year Plan College Credit Student Work

Columbia Area Career Center – Columbia Public Schools • 4203 S. Providence Rd., Columbia, MO 65203, 573-214-3800

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