Welding and Metal Joining CAMWM.S.STC

Short-term Certificate - 16.5 Credit Hours

Division: Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
Department: Computer Aided Manufacturing
Effective as of Fall 2026

What is the program about?

This certificate in welding and metal joining contains in-depth hands-on labs which will include MIG or TIG or Stick use along with other types of metal joining options and instruction to include sheet metal layout, shearing, bending, riveting, brazing and spot welding. Welding safety, personal protection equipment, and special welding tools will be taught in-depth and used by the students within the lab setting. The other courses within the certificate offer an introduction to the manufacturing processes used in the tooling, machining, the welding industry, a focus on blueprint reading, design using AutoCAD, various measurement techniques and the mathematics necessary to solve applications in welding and manufacturing technology.

Program Outcomes

• Demonstrate applied competencies in the areas of welding, metal joining, machining, drafting applications and techniques along with blueprint interpretation.
• Demonstrate mathematical skills required for the occupation.
• Analyze manufacturing engineering problems (general and technical) and make appropriate decisions.

Career Opportunities

This in-depth training will ready students for entry level positions in Machine repair, Die and Mold repair, Metal Fabrication, Tool and Die shops, general repair shops and general manufacturing.

Transferability

There are none at this time