2013-2014 Associate in Applied Science Degree Worksheet
Welding Technologies
Name _______________________________ SID ______________ Date _________ Advisor ______________________
The Welding Technology program prepares students for entry-level welder employment in production, job shop, or maintenance
positions. Students master basic and advanced welding skills while operating industry-quality, state-of-the-art equipment. Careerupgrade certificate classes are also offered. American Welding Society welder certification is available to students enrolled in welding
classes.
Program Distribution
General Education Requirements: 24+ credits
Major Area Requirements - 86 credits
Courses listed below must be completed with a “C” or better.
• Communication Skills — 6 credits
• Health & Physical Education — 3 credits
• Computational Skills — 3 credits
• Human Relations — 3 credits
• Humanities — 3 credits
• Social Sciences — 3 credits
WELD 110 Welding Blueprint Reading
4
WELD 111 Introduction to Welding Industry
3
WELD 112 Oxy-Acetylene & Shielded Metal Arc
10
WELD 113 Shielded Metal Arc Welding Theory I
3
WELD 114 Shielded Metal Arc Welding Lab I
10
WELD 115 Shielded Metal Arc Welding Theory II
3
WELD 116 Shielded Metal Arc Welding Lab II
10
WELD 221 Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
3
WELD 222 Gas Tungsten Arc Welding Lab
10
WELD 223 Semi-Automatic Welding
3
WELD 224 Semi-Automatic Welding Lab
10
WELD 225 Special Wedling Processes
3
WELD 226 Production Wedling Processes
• Natural Sciences — 3 credits
TOTAL
NEEDED
0
10
WELD 235 Elementary Metallurgy
2
WELD 236 Elementary Metallurgy Lab
2
TOTAL
Advising Notes & Degree Requirements
NEEDED
0
• This worksheet is only for advising purposes. Official approval
of credits for degree completion is subject to approval from
the Credential Evaluations Office: credeval@clark.edu
• Consult with an academic advisor on a regular basis for degree
completion planning. Contact the Advising Center to locate an
academic advisor. Call (360) 992-2345 or visit us online at:
www.clark.edu/advising
• Must earn a cumulative GPA of 2.00 in all coursework taken at
Clark College, and in all courses applied to the degree. Thirty
(30) credits minimum must be completed at Clark College to
meet Academic Residency.
• Courses do not always follow numbering sequence, please
refer to the College Catalog for prerequisites and for info on
quarterly class offerings refer to the Annual Class Planner.
= course that is currently in-progress
TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED:110
NEEDS:
0
Student Signature:
Advisor Signature:
Revised 08/26/13
Unofficial Evaluation Given to Student
EPC: 814
Associate in Applied Science (AAS)
NOTES:
The Associate in Applied Science degree is designed for students who wish to complete a program with a specific career
and technical education objective. Students are required to complete a minimum of thirty (30) credits at Clark College to
meet Academic Residency requirement. Students are required to maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.00 to receive this degree.
General Education Requirements
Note: Some specific requirements of a program may also meet the General Education requirements.
• Communication Skills [C] – 6 credits minimum
Select one (1) course from list one and an additional course from either list one or list two, depending on program requirements.
List One: BTEC 107, ENGL 098, 099, &101 or 135, &102, 108, 109, 110, &235, 212 or BUS 211, MGMT 107, PTWR 099
List Two: CMST& 210, &220, &230
• Health & Physical Education [HE, HPE, PE] – Complete three (3) credits from either Option One or Option Two:
Option One: Complete two (2) credits of Health from the list below AND one (1) credit of any college-level PE activity course:
HLTH 100, 101, 103, 104, 206, 207, 208, 210 and Physical Education (PE) activity
Option Two: Complete three (3) credits from one (1) of the courses listed below:
HPE 220, 258, or 266
• Computational Skills [CP] – Complete three (3) credits from one of the following options:
Any Mathematics (MATH) course numbered 030 or higher (not MATH 096) BUS 102, ENVS 135, CS& 131, &141, CSE 121,
222, 223, 224, CTEC 121, 140, 141, 143, 224, 240, 241, 281, 282 (Note: A placement test score qualifying the student for entry
into MATH 090 will satisfy this requirement for certain designated programs)
• Human Relations [HR] – Complete three (3) credits from one of the following options:
CMST& 210, &230, HDEV 105, 123, 155, Any Psychology (PSYC) or Sociology (SOC) course, ACED 201
• Humanities [HA, HB] – Complete three (3) credits from one of the following options:
Any ART course numbered 100 or above, CMST 102, 216, 240, &210, &220, &230, Any English (ENGL) course in the AA
Humanities distribution requirement, Any World Language (ASL, CHIN, FRCH, GERM, JAPN, SPAN) course, Any Humanities
(HUM) course, Music – MUSC 106, 116, 117, 118, 125, 135, 180, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185; MUSC&104, 141, 142, 143, Any
Philosophy course, Any (DRMA) course, WS 101, 201, 210
• Social Sciences [SS] – Complete three (3) credits from any of following departments:
ACED 101, 201, Any Anthropology (ANTH), CMST& 230, Any Economics (ECON), Forensic Science (FSCI), Geography
(GEOG), History (HIST), Political Science (POLS), Psychology (PSYC),Sociology (SOC), or Women's Studies (WS)
• Natural Sciences [NS] – Complete three (3) credits from any of following departments:
ANTH& 215, Any Astronomy (ASTR) course, Biology (BIOL) course, Chemistry (CHEM) course (not CHEM 095), Any
Environmental Science (ENVS) course, Any Geology (GEOL) course, HUM 180, Any Meteorology (METR) course, Any
Nutrition (NUTR) course, Any Physical Science (PHSC) course, Any Physics (PHYS) course
Short-Term Plan:
Summer
Summer