40-414-1
This certificate covers the fundamental concepts of electricity and electrical circuits along with the required prerequisite knowledge of personal computer applications. Electrical qualities such as voltage, current, resistance, and power are investigated and measured. Generation and characteristics of both AC and DC power are discussed long with coverage of standard circuit configurations such as series and parallel.
31-660-311 Introduction to Electricity (1 credit)
32-660-301 Electronics Calculations 1 (1 credit)
31-660-312 DC Circuits (1 credit)
32-660-302 Electronic Calculations 2 (1 credit)
31-660-313 Introduction to Alternating Current (1 credit)
31-660-314 AC Circuits (1 credit)
31-660-351 DC Generators and Motors (1 credit)
10-103-101 Computer Literacy-Microsoft Windows (1 credit)
Students must have a grade of “C” or better in any course to progress in courses which require that course as a prerequisite and a grade of “C” or better in all core courses to graduate. A cumulative G.P.A. of 2.0 is required for graduation.
40-442-2
The Welding Certificate is designed to provide the basic overview of gas metal arc welding in a variety of types (spray, short circuit and flux) on a variety of metal types (mild steel, stainless steel and aluminum).
31-442-32301 Gas Metal Arc/Flux Welding I - Basic Short Circuit Transfer (1 credit)
31-442-32302 Gas Metal Arc/Flux Welding I - Basic Spray Transfer (1 credit)
31-442-32303 Gas Metal Arc/Flux Welding I - Basic Flux Core (1 credit)
31-442-32304 Gas Metal Arc/Flux Welding I - GMAW Stainless Steel (1 credit)
31-442-32305 Gas Metal Arc/Flux Welding II - GMAW Aluminum (1 credit)
31-442-32401 Gas Metal Arc/Flux Welding II - Advanced Spray Transfer (1 credit)
31-442-32402 Gas Metal Arc/Flux Welding II - Advanced Flux Core (1 credit)
31-421-320 Welding Blueprint Reading (2 credits)
31-809-350 Customer Relations (1 credit)
31-804-302 Applied Technical Math (2 credits)
31-801-304 Applied Communications: Writing (2 credits)
Students must have a grade of "C" or better to progress in core courses in the following semester and a grade of "C" or better in all core courses to graduate. A cumulative G.P.A. of 2.0 is required for graduation.
40-623-1
Designed for individuals considering a career in manufacturing, as well as for incumbent workers seeking advancement in the field. The certificate provides an introduction to the changing nature of the modern manufacturing enterprise and assists in the development of foundational knowledge and skills needed to succeed in industry.
10-103-101 Computer Literacy - Microsoft Windows (1 credit)
30-623-300 Introduction to High Performance Manufacturing (1 credit)
30-623-310 Blueprint Reading Fundamentals for Manufacturing (1 credit)
10-623-101 Principles of Lean Manufacturing (1 credit)
30-625-300 MSSC Safety (1 credit)
30-625-301 MSSC Quality Practices and Measurements (1 credit)
30-625-305 Critical Core Manufacturing Skills (1 credit)
31-804-302 Applied Technical Mathematics (2 credits)
10-890-100 College Success Skills (1 credits)
Students must have a grade of "C" or better to progress in core courses in the following semester and a grade of "C" or better in all core courses to graduate. A cumulative G.P.A. of 2.0 is required for graduation.
Course Descriptions
30-623-300 INTRODUCTION TO HIGH PERFORMANCE MANUFACTURING
Explore the changing nature of the 21st century manufacturing enterprise in terms of competition, globalization, quality, efficiency, and technology. Examine various manufacturing strategies and practices that have helped companies remain competitive in the global marketplace. Understand the importance of core manufacturing skills in employing new technologies and process improvements. Lecture. 1 credit.
30-623-310 BLUEPRINT READING FUNDAMENTALS FOR MANUFACTURING
Introductory course in interpreting drawings commonly found in manufacturing. Reading and interpreting the types of lines and views of blueprints will be covered; dimensioning and tolerancing are explained; and an introduction to geometric dimensioning and tolerancing is included. Lecture. 1 credit.
30-625-300 MSSC SAFETY
Introduces general safety for a manufacturing environment while raising the awareness of the worker to the hazards around them, and how to best protect themselves while working safely. Other safety topics covered include MSDS sheets, personal protective equipment, safe use of equipment in the workplace, communicating safety-related needs, and more. Leads to Manufacturing Skill Standards certification. Lecture. 1 credit.
30-625-301 MSSC QUALITY PRACTICES AND MEASUREMENTS
Prepares participants to maintain and implement continuous improvement processes by participating in internal quality audit activities, correcting the product and process to meet quality standards, and communicating quality requirements and issues. Leads to Manufacturing Skill Standards certification. Lecture. 1 credit.
30-625-305 CRITICAL CORE MANUFACTURING SKILLS
Introduces the skills and concepts needed to meet the changing demands of the modern manufacturing environment while building a culture of high performance. Focus areas include core productivity skills, core problem solving skills, core team skills, and core adaptability skills. Lecture. 1 credit.