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Introduction toWelding
Introduces the students to the basic processes in the welding field.
Emphasizes welding safety. Introduces the various types of welding
equipment, identification and selection of electrodes, types of welds, and
the different welding positions. Explores basic metallurgy (weldability),
and welding defects and problems.
Prerequisite: EN 70 or EN 75 or EN 51 or ESL 97 or ESL 70 or Co-requisite
EN 75. You must register on campus. There is a required textbook for this
course, please visit for more details.
WLD160 | 90 hours | $676 ($480 tuition + $196 fees)
INSTRUCTOR: CE Instructor
16956 Tu,Th 6 PM - 9 PM 1/29/19–5/16/19* Monroe Center/
MC149
* No class 03/26/19, 03/28/19
AdvancedWelding: SMAW
Focuses on Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW). Students will perform a
SMAW welding performance qualification test on limited thickness test
plates in the 2G and 3G positions on carbon steel in accordance with
American Welding Society D1.1 Structural Welding Code; this leads to an
in-house certification.
Prerequisite: BLD 121 or WLD 160. There is a required textbook for this
course, please visit for more details. You
must register on campus.
WLD161 | 90 hours | $676 ($480 tuition + $196 fees)
INSTRUCTOR: CE Instructor
17027 M, W 6 PM - 9 PM 1/28/19–5/15/19* Monroe Center/
MC149A
* No class 03/25/19, 03/27/19
AdvancedWelding: GMAW
Focuses on Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW), Flux Cored Arc Welding
(FCAW), and oxyfuel cutting on carbon steel. Students will develop skills
to weld groove welds in multiple positions. Students will perform GMAW
and FCAW welder performance qualification tests on limited thickness
test plates on carbon steel in accordance with American Welding Society
D1.1 structural Welding Code.
Prerequisite: BLD 121 or WLD 160. There is a required textbook for this
course, please visit for more details. You
must register on campus.
WLD171 | 75 hours | $532 ($360 tuition + $172 fees)
INSTRUCTOR: CE Instructor
17024 M,W 6 PM - 8:30 PM 1/28/19–5/15/19* Monroe Center/
MC149B
* No class 03/25/19, 03/27/19
TRADES & VOCATIONAL TRAINING
INDUSTRY TEST PREP
Commercial Driver’s License - CDL - Class B Training
In this class, students develop the skills to drive a dump truck, commercial
delivery truck, or other two-axle vehicle weighing over 26,000 pounds.
Class topics include defensive driving, road safety, pre-trip inspections,
and vehicle control and maneuvering. Successful completers will have
one opportunity to take the licensing exam as part of the class.
TRK155 | 65 hours | $1758 ($258 tuition + $1500 fees)
INSTRUCTOR: CE Instructor
16982 Sa 8 AM - 4:30 PM 1/19/19–3/2/19 Hagerstown
Community
College/HCC
16984 Sa 8 AM - 4:30 PM 4/6/19-5/18/19 Hagerstown
Community
College/HCC
Electricity: Journeyman/Master Exam Prep
Prepares students for the master’s license exam. Reviews the NEC,
calculations, and other critical components to prepare for the exam.
Emphasis is on calculations.
Note: Students must bring a 2017 National Electrical code book.
TRD157 | 30 hours | $259 ($239 tuition + $20 fees)
INSTRUCTOR: CE Instructor
16968 W 6 PM - 9 PM 4/3/19–6/5/19 Monroe Center/
MC104
EPA 608/CFC Certification
The EPA 608 certification is required for all technicians working with
CFCs. This course will prepare you to take the exam. Core, Type 1, 2, & 3
will all be reviewed. At the end of the class, each student will have the
opportunity to take the EPA 608 exam. Students will need to pass Core
and one or more of the three Types to receive certification. Students
passing all four sections will receive Universal certification.
TRD260 | 8 hours | $179 ($119 tuition + $60 fees)
INSTRUCTOR: CE Instructor
16977 Sa 9 AM - 5:30 PM 5/18/19 B113
16978 M 9 AM - 5:30PM 6/3/19 Monroe Center/
MC142
MD Stationary Engineer Exam Prep I
This course is designed to assist the individual in gaining necessary
tools to successfully pass the Maryland grade 5 & 4 Stationary Engineer
licensing exams. This course will provide an introduction for individuals
interested in this field. Course topics include basic electricity, boiler
types and equipment, steam system accessories, burners and fuel train,
inspection and maintenance, water treatment, emergency operations,
auxiliary equipment, combustion and boiler controls, LOTO and basic
arithmetic operations.
TRD191 | 39 hours | $319 ($289 tuition + $30 fees)
INSTRUCTOR: CE Instructor
16969 M, W 6 PM - 9 PM 4/1/19–5/15/19 Monroe Center/
MC116
Online Course Eligible for senior tuition waiver.
Eligible for disabled & retired tuition waiver.
See pages 37 & 38