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  • TECH 2111,2112,2113,2114: Selected Topics in Industry

    1.00 Credits
    South Arkansas Community College

    Prerequisite: Approval of industry affiliate. A survey of various topics within the field of industry to meet specialized needs. Credit varies depending upon length of study. (One to four semester hours)
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  • TECH 2614: Internship

    4.00 Credits
    South Arkansas Community College

    The Career and Technical Education Internship is designed to offer students a purposeful experience in their chosen career path. The internship is an individualized learning experiences and a training plan is created for each student in conjunction with the internship site to provide experiences related to the skills and knowledge covered in the students program of study. On-site evaluations of the student will be conducted by the facility to ensure quality work. (4 credit hours, 120 contact hours)
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  • TRD 1007: Truck Driving

    7.00 Credits
    South Arkansas Community College

    Lecture and hands-on driving instruction prepares the student to take the Class A CDL examination. Instructional areas include health wellness, stress management, driving safety, defensive driving, map reading, log book, preparation for commercial driving examination, pre-trip inspection, cargo loading and securing, serpentine backing, straight line backing, coupling and uncoupling, shifting gears of vehicle, turning, and on-the-road driving skills.
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  • WLD 1114: l Smaw I Welding

    4.00 Credits
    South Arkansas Community College

    The study of the principles and procedures behind Shielded Metal Arc Welding. The course will cover electrode classifications as well as welding machine characteristics, and help the student understand the application behind SMAW welding by making surface, fillet, and some groove welds in various positions with various electrodes. This course will also give the student an opportunity to take an AWS 1Gcertification test on steel plate. During the course, the student will also learn how to properly set up and use an oxygen/acetylene cutting torch, and be able to perform certain tasks with it. (2 hours lecture, 3 hours lab)
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  • WLD 1214: l Gmaw I Welding Lab

    4.00 Credits
    South Arkansas Community College

    The study of the principles and procedures behind Gas Metal Arc Welding. The course will cover electrode classifications as well as welding machine characteristics, and help the student understand the application behind GMAW welding by making surface, fillet, and some grove welds in various positions. This course will also give the student an opportunity to take an AWS 1G-certification test on steel plate. During the course, the student will also learn how to properly set up and use an arc gouger, and be able to perform certain tasks with it. (1- hour lecture, 6 hours lab)
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  • WLD 1224: l Gtaw I Welding/ Lab

    4.00 Credits
    South Arkansas Community College

    The principles and procedures behind Gas Tungsten Arc Welding. The course will cover electrode classifications as well as welding machine characteristics, and help the student understand the application behind GTAW welding by making surface, fillet, and some grove welds in various positions. This course will also give the student an opportunity to take an AWS 1G-Certification test on steel plate. During the course, the student will also learn how to properly set up and use a plasma cutter, and be able to perform certain tasks with it. (1- hour lecture, 6 hours lab)
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  • WLD 1244: Layout & Pipefitting I

    4.00 Credits
    South Arkansas Community College

    The study of fitting together structured steel by using various formulas to develop angles of cut and fit. This course will cover various print reading concepts as well as how to use various measurement systems and tools. At the conclusion of this course, the student should be able to lay out many different angles and fits on beams, angles, channels, and many other structural steels. (4 hours, lecture/lab combined)
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  • WLD 1404: Weld Evaluation & Testing

    4.00 Credits
    South Arkansas Community College

    This course will include information about the different types of destructive tests, nondestructive tests, welding procedure qualifications, and welder performance qualifications. This course is designed to better inform the welder as to what standards he will be tested on as well as open a door for a job in weld inspection (4 hours, lecture/lab combined)
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  • WLD 1513: Cutting Principles & Practices

    3.00 Credits
    South Arkansas Community College

    This course will cover all aspects of cutting in the welding industry. The curriculum includes the oxyacetylene torch, plasma cutter, arc gouger, pattern cutter, and the proper use of the band saw. During the course, the student will have to demonstrate the proper use of each piece of equipment. (1-hour lecture: 4-hour lab)
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  • WLD 1613: Welding Metallurgy

    3.00 Credits
    South Arkansas Community College

    Topics covered in the course will include the chemical, mechanical, and physical properties of metals, mechanical behavior, microstructure, and post-weld heat-treating. The student should leave this course with an introduction into the composition of metals and why it is important to maintain them.
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