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The Oxy-Acetylene processes of cutting , welding , and brazing with plasma arc cutting are included. ~\u003Cbr>Credit and Contact Hours |\n| Lecture Hours: 2 | Lab Hours: 2 | Credit Hours: 3.00\u003Cbr>Mode of Delivery |\n\nThe mode of delivery for this course is DCCTE  \nStudents will receive hands-on training in the basic fundamentals of Arc Welding Technology. This includes exposure to: Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) & Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) . Additional training will cover Plasma Arc & Oxy-Fuel Cutting processes ( PAC & OFC) , as well as the use of shop equipment , tools and techniques involved with welding mild steel.  \nClasswork will be split between classroom lecture , direct instruction and lab/shop exercises involving individual and group tasks.  \nAs a Dual Credit program , coursework is aligned to the JJC Welding Program standard , making this class college level coursework. Students will be expected to maintain the level of study skills and participation expected of a JJC student.  \nCourse Level Objectives  \n Weld a pad of beads in the flat positon.  \n Weld a lap joint in the flat positon.  \n Weld a tee joint in the flat position.  \n Cut mild steel using the oxy-acetylene process.  \n Cut mild steel using the plasma arc process.  \n Weld win the horizontal position using the oxy-acetylene process.  \n Braze in the horizontal position using the oxy-acetylene process.  \nGeneral Education Objectives  \n Oral Communication: Students will demonstrate organized and coherent oral communication.  \n Written Communication: Students will demonstrate organized and coherent written communication.  \n Applied Knowledge: Students draw from learning experiences/concepts to solve a variety of problems or challenges.  \nTopical Outline   \nStudents will participate in classroom and lab assessments to gauge Technical Understanding and Shop Task proficiency. Lab assessments will be based on SMAW welds performed with 3/32”& 1/8” E6010 & E7018 electrodes. GMAW welds performed with .023” & .035” diameter ER70S-[*] wires in the Short Circuit or Globular transfer method. Proficiency will be demonstrated on A36 Carbon Steel , ranging in thickness at 22ga , 16ga , 1/8”, 1/4”, and up to 3/8” for SMAW & GMAW.WLD-1 students shall develop proficiency in the 1G and 2 F welding positions. 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