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ETI 2416C - Metal Working Processes (Welding & Fabrication)


Prerequisite(s): None
Corequisite(s): None
Provides a student a study of the principles, concepts, and applications of metal fabrication methods encountered in the industrial environment. Covers the safe and efficient use of hand tools, machines, mechanical cutting and welding processes, and specialized fabrication equipment. The student will learn production techniques used in gas welding, Plasma Cutting, Brazing, MIG and TIG welding, ARC welding, and CNC Plasma Cutting Operations. Metal fabricating processes include sheet metal layout and aircraft solid riveting. Hands-on training allows the student to obtain skills for entry level job opportunities in the metal fabrication industry.
Semester Hours: 4 credit hours
Semester Offered: Fall
Fees: Lab Fee
Course Designations: AS only


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