Welding Fundamentals II

Catalog description

Covers additional fundamentals for success in more advanced welding techniques, including the structure and basic rules for applying information conveyed in welding symbols; reading and interpreting assembly and detail drawings (dimensional information, notes, bills of materials); physical and mechanical properties of common metals and alloys, metallurgical factors, and standard commercial shapes of steel used for fabrication and construction; and devices and methods for heating metal and measure temperature. Students must pass the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) module exams with a score of 70% or higher to pass this course. This course requires a lab fee and a fee for the NCCER module exams.