BASIC MATH
Review of basic arithmetic for daily as well as industrial use. Includes addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of whole and mixed numbers; common fractions and decimals; percentages; ratio and proportion; and an introduction to metrics and the hand-held calculator. Practical industrial and shop problems will be employed.
Tuition: $325 Book $312
T 4-6pm TI011A
TRIGONOMETRY I
Topics covered: right and isosceles triangles, functions, tables, laws of sines and cosines, and use of calculators for solutions. Prerequisite: Math, Algebra and Geometry. Note: the book purchased for Basic Math is used for all 4 courses.
Tuition: $325 Book $312
BASIC ELECTRICITY
This course is designed for non-electrical tradesmen. Topics include atomic structure, theory of electron movement, sources of electricity, and units of measurement. Also covered will be Ohm’s Law, effects of resistance, magnetism, capacitance, induction, AC and DC motors. 30 hours/ 15 sessions
Tuition: $325 Books: $135
Th 4-6pm TI051A 9/1-12/22
BLUEPRINT READING FOR CONSTRUCTION
Learn how to interpret building and construction drawings. Covers the fundamentals of how building details are illustrated. 30 hours/ 15 sessions
Tuition: $325 Book: $125
T 6-8pm TI019A 9/6-12/13
BLUEPRINT READING & SKETCHING FOR WELDING
Assembly and detail drawings are used to illustrate print identification, holes, sections, tapers and castings. Emphasis is placed on reading shop prints. 30 hours/ 15 sessions
Tuition: $325 Book: $60
T 6-8pm TI021B 9/6-12/13
CAD I
Introductory Computer Aided Drafting for drafters, engineers, designers, architects, etc. This course is designed for the individual with no experience in Computer Aided Drafting. Topics covered include: basic drawing, editing, saving, moving, and plotting. Prerequisite: Blueprint Reading & Sketching/Permission by instructor.
Tuition: $325 Book: TBD
T 8-10pm TI028A 9/6-12/13
CARPENTRY I
In this class you will get an introduction to the carpentry and construction trade. Topics include: proper use of tools, framing and finishing. 64 hours/ 16 sessions
Tuition: $625 Book: $197
M 5-9pm TI070A 8/17-12/14
COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL WIRING
Course covers the principles and theory involved in commercial and industrial facilities including: tools and test instruments, drawings and specifications, conductors and cables, and the operation and installation of common electrical devices and components. Prerequisite: Basic Electricity. 30 hours/ 15 sessions
Tuition: $325 Book: $53
Th 8-10pm TI081A 9/1-12/22
AC FUNDAMENTALS
30 hours/ 15 sessions
Tuition: $325 Book: $182
Th 8-10pm TI055A 1/5/17-4/20/17
NEC CODEOLOGY
Study the National Electric Codes for industrial and residential applications. 30 hours / 15 sessions. Tuition $325
Book costs TBD
PNEUMATICS
Study of fundamental pneumatic principles, gas laws, calculations, A.S.A.I.S. symbols and terminology, the way air is compressed, the compressed air system, and controlling pneumatic power. 30 hours/ 15 sessions
Tuition: $325 Book: $32
T 8-10pm TI062A 9/6-12/13
PRECISION MACHINING THEORY I
Covers safety and the use of measuring, layout, inspection, set-up tools, tool and utility grinders, cutoff and band saws, drilling machine, and basic lathe operations. 30 hours/ 15 sessions
Tuition: $325 Books: $161
W 6-8pm TI031A 9/6-12/13
PRECISION MACHINING LAB I-IV
Learn to use measuring instruments, lathe, milling machine, grinders, and drill presses. Safe working practices enforced. For maximum training, enroll in the following courses: Lab II, Lab III, and Lab IV. Students are placed at their individual level and advance as their abilities permit. Bring safety glasses to first class. Students may sign up for 2 courses concurrently Monday and Thursday during a semester. Prerequisite: Each preceding level.
48 hours / 12 sessions
Tuition: $385
Monday 6-10pm Fall: 9/26/16-12/12/16 and Spring: 1/23/17-4/17/17
LAB I TI033A (Fall) TI033C (Spring)
LAB II TI034A (Fall) TI034C (Spring)
LAB III TI038A (Fall) TI038C (Spring)
LAB IV TI039A (Fall) TI039C (Spring)
Thursday 6-10pm Fall: 9/29/16-1/19/17 and Spring: 1/26/17-4/20/17
LAB I TI033B (Fall) TI033D (Spring)
LAB II TI034B (Fall) TI034D (Spring)
LAB III TI038B (Fall) TI038D (Spring)
LAB IV TI039B (Fall) TI039D (Spring)
RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING I
Course combines classroom instruction with hands-on projects to introduce you to the plumbing craft. Topics include: use of common hand tools, common pipe fittings and materials, fixtures and faucets. Course content includes curriculum from The Residential Construction Academy Series.
30 hours/ 15 sessions
Tuition: $385 Books: $228
W 5-7pm TI164A 8/19-12/2
RESIDENTIAL WIRING I
Students will learn electrical wiring of duplex receptacles, GFCI receptacles, single-pole switches, 3-way switches, 4-way switches, lighting fixtures, and split/switches receptacles. 30 hours/ 15 sessions
Tuition: $365 Books: $249
Th 6-8pm TI181A 8/20-12/17
PLC AUTOMATION
We offer courses in Allen Bradley PLC, Siemens, Wonderware, and much more. Courses alternate between presented material and hands-on exercises using the equipment found in your factory. There is no better way for maintenance and engineers to learn automation. 40 hours
M-F 8-4pm
Dates scheduled by Industrial demand
FAST-TRACK WELDING- INDUSTRIAL
This 10-week course will train non-welders to weld and will train current welders with new and additional skills. A certificate of completion will be given to each student and AWS welding certification tests (at an additional expense) are available. 90 hours/30 sessions
T, W, TH 6-9pm
Tuition: $1400
TI166C 5/31-8/11
TI166A 9/6-11/17
Call for information; additional classes may be starting
WELDING LAB
Classes are offered throughout the year and individualized to specific welding techniques. Be prepared to weld on your first class. In order to become work-ready it is suggested that all five types of welding be taken: ARC I and II, Basic Oxyacetylene, MIG and TIG. Items required: Welding helmet with #10 lens, welding gloves and safety glasses, steel-toed leather boots suggested, long-sleeve work shirt and blue jeans or work pants no holes.
MON. WED. or FRIDAY WELDING
Students can select Shielded Metal Arc Welding I or II, Gas Metal Arc Welding I or II, Gas Tungsten Arc Welding I or II, or Oxy-Fuel Welding & Cutting. Related theory is also covered in each class. Be prepared to weld in the first class.
40 hours/ 10 sessions
Tuition: $495
M/W 5-9pm TI004C 9/14-10/14
M/W 5-9pm TI004D 10/19-1/18
M 5-9pm TI004A 9/14-11/16
W 5-9pm TI004B 9/16-11/18
F 5-9pm TI004BB 10/2-12/11
WELDING THEORY I
Instruction of welding theory includes use of equipment, safety practices, symbols, properties and weldability of materials. Also includes application, testing, defects, and other related areas. 45 hours/ 15 sessions
Tuition: $385 Books: $296
Th 6-9pm TI005A 8/20-12/17
WELDING CERTIFICATION PREPARATION
Practice your welding skills in preparation for various certification tests. Register for the use of our welding stations and pay as you go.
Cost: $25/hr
Call for dates
WELDING CERTIFICATIONS
WCSCC administers various American Welding Society (AWS) certification tests for individuals and employers. Steel $200; Stainless steel $275; Pipe $300; Procedural $375
FORKLIFT TRAINING & CERTIFICATION
Call for information.
$100
FAST-TRACK CNC OPERATOR
Covers fundamentals and operation of mills and lathes, Haas automation, basic programming, off set programming, lubrication systems and operation, measurement and quality assurance, and more. 64 hours/8weeks
Tuition: $750 For dates and times, call 330-669-7070