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Manufacturing Processes and welding courses — College of the Sequoias | SJVMA + CHAMBA Skills

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College of the Sequoias

Manufacturing Processes and welding courses

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Skills taught

Manufacturing processes
lathe and milling machine operations
GMAW/SMAW/GTAW welding
safety
preventive maintenance

Program record

Institution: College of the Sequoias
Provider type: Community college
Credential: Credit courses within industrial technology
Discipline: Advanced manufacturing and automation · directly manufacturing-related
Service area: Kings County, Tulare County · Visalia
Audience: Credit students
Partners and funding: College of the Sequoias
What the sweep found: Course catalog includes ITEC 111 Manufacturing Processes and welding/manufacturing-related technical courses.
Source: https://catalog.cos.edu/course-descriptions/itec/ (opens in a new tab)

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