SOWELA TECHNICAL MORGAN SMITH CAMPUS Weld 2220 SYLLABUS

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1 SOWELA TECHNICAL MORGAN SMITH CAMPUS Weld 2220 SYLLABUS INSTRUCTORS: LOCATION: Wally Deshotel SOWELA TECH WELDING SHOP SEMESTER: Spring 2016 TIME: 8:00AM 2:30PM Monday - Friday GENERAL OBJECTIVES: Academic competencies and occupational skills are integrated into the instructional Welding Shop Program. Competencies in the Welding Shop Program include skills that are essential to success in the occupation. The Welding Shop Program has an active program advisory committee. This committee is composed of 6 people representing employers in the local area, and meets at least twice per year. Advisory committee meetings offer the employer representatives an opportunity to review the program of instruction to ensure that desirable, relevant, and current practices are being taught. In order to ensure that each student is well versed in their responsibility to protect all physical, financial, and human resources, job-related health, safety, and fire-prevention competencies are an integral part of the Welding Shop program of instruction. Sowela has an extensive equipment inventory in the Welding Shop Program. The availability of this equipment in the Welding Shop Program insures that students are exposed to current skills practiced on equipment and materials similar to what is being used in industry. After Completion of this course the student will possess entry level skills needed to enter the field of Welding. ATTENDANCE POLICY: Students are expected to attend all classes. Instructor requires documentation for absence to be excused by the instructor discretion on excused/unexcused absences. If an absence occurs it is the student s responsibility to make up all work or exams missed, if allowed. Students who do not officially drop or withdraw within the prescribed dates for action or who discontinue attendance will receive an F in the course. Any student, who accumulates excessive absences (10% of total classes in a course within a semester) which are unexcused, may be suspended from the class for the remainder of the term and result in a grade of F for the class. The accumulation of three tardy will count as one absent. Tardy is being fifteen to thirty minutes late for class or lab. Any student, whom misses thirty minutes or more of class or lab, will be counted absent for the day. CLASS POLICIES ALL CELL PHONES AND PAGERS MUST BE TURNED TO SILENT/VIBERATE MODE OR OFF WHILE IN THE CLASS. No personal phone calls will be allowed to be made or received on school telephones. If a student needs to be contacted in the event of an emergency the caller shall call the main Sowela number and ask to have a message delivered to the student. ACADEMIC PROBATION A student who fails to maintain satisfactory academic progress (GPA of 2.0) during any term will be placed on academic probation during the following enrollment period. If the student is unable to maintain satisfactory academic progress during this enrollment period, the student is then suspended for the upcoming term. During this suspension term, the student may not enroll in any other program at SOWELA. Students reentering school after academic suspension will reenter on academic probation. Students not maintaining satisfactory academic progress after one semester of academic probation will not be allowed to enroll in any program for one calendar year from the date of the second suspension.

2 POLICY for DROPPING CLASSES: The dropping of class is the sole responsibility of the student. The last day to drop with a w this semester is July 6. MAKEUP WORK AND EXAMS: Homework is due on or before the due dates. If a student has an excused absent on that day, it will be due the next day they come to class. Exams may be made up any Friday or on makeup dates. METHODS OF INSTRUCTION: Lecture, Discussion, Video Tapes, Welds Made In Shop, Text Books REQUIRED TEXT: Core Curriculum ISBN# Prentice Hall Publishing Welding Level 1 ISBN# Prentice Hall Publishing Welding Level 2 ISBN# Prentice Hall Publishing Welding Level 3 ISBN# Prentice Hall Publishing COURSE DESCRIPTION: The purpose of the welding program is to prepare students for employment in the welding field. Students will be provided with various procedures and processes of welding. Including: oxyfuel cutting, carbon arc cutting, SMAW, GTAW, FCAW, GMAW, pipe-welding, t-joints, butt-plate, plasma arc cutting, blueprint reading, weld symbols, math for welders, electrical fundamentals, safety, inspection and testing, basic pipe fitting, and structural fitting. PREREQUISITE: All required prerequisites must be completed before advancing to the next course. Students registered in a course must complete all course assignments i.e. test, homework and practical before the semester end. If you do not complete all requirements for the course in which you are registered by semester end a grade of F will given for each course not completed. NOTE: It is your (the students) responsibility to drop classes before the end of the withdrawal period if you or the instructor feel that course completion is not achievable, there will be no exceptions. Refund request on classes dropped after the refund date will not be considered. WELD 2220 GTAW - Pipe 5G Module Prerequisite: WELD 2210 Review Questions 1-15 Performance Accreditation Test 5G Module Written Test Module EVALUATION & INSTRUCTION: Exams, observations, course tasks, shop assignments, instruction sheets, examples, demonstrations, performance exams. Attendance and participation will have an impact on final grades also. GRADING: In courses with performance and homework, final grade will be performance accreditation tests, homework, and written test. In courses with no performance accreditation tests, final grade will be homework and written test. In courses with no homework, final grade will be performance accreditation tests. Performance Test Welds will be graded by visual inspection. A 100 Excellent (No Defects) B 85 Above Average (Only One Minor Defect) C 75 Average (Minor Defects) D 65 Below Average (Major Defect) F 0 Unsatisfactory I Incomplete

3 W Withdraw / Drop Written Test / Homework All written test and homework are worth 100 points. A B C D F 0-59 I Incomplete W Withdraw / Dropped Lecture / Test Dates 8:00AM 11:00AM Room 103 June 11 June 18 June 11 Module June 12 Module June 13 Module June 14 Module June 18 test & homework due modules 29101, 00101, 29206, June 19 June 25 June 19 Module June 20 Module June 21 Module June 22 Module June 25 test & homework due modules 00103, 00104, 29103, June 26 July 2 June 26 Module June 27 Module June 28 Module June 29 Module July 2 test & homework due modules 29102, 29104, 29110, July 3 July 9 July 3 Module July 4 Module July 5 Module July 6 Module July 9 test & homework due modules 29201, 29202, 29305, July 10 July 16 July 10 Module July 11 Module July 12 Module 29106

4 July 13 Module July 16 test & homework due modules 29301, 29302, 29106, July 17 July 23 July 17 Module July 18 Module July 23 test & homework due modules 29204, Last days for makeup test July 24 July26 SHOP RULES: Safety rules are on the safety sheet given to each student at the beginning of each semester. All student vehicles must be parked in designated student parking only. No visitors are allowed in the classroom or shop area, no exceptions, registered students of the metals building only, absolutely no grouping, loitering or congregating will be allowed, this includes corners of the shop, hallways, and entrances. Students on break or lunch MUST use the covered break areas, no loitering in the classroom or shop area will be allowed. Sowela students are treated as adults and are expected to conduct themselves as such. Courtesy towards other students must be practiced at all times. No shouting or horseplay will be allowed in the classroom, lab or shop area. All students know what he or she should be doing at all times, if you do not then ask. If you have no intention of working on your current area of study you may leave and your grades will reflect your lack of progress, tech prep students will be sent to Mr. Haley for disciplinary measures. The shop area must be kept clean, this includes sweeping, emptying of trash cans and oil containers and mopping of floors, this will be determined by the instructor, and all students must participate. Students must clean their work area and return any equipment used to its proper place daily. If the job cannot be completed in one day, work must be stopped at 2:00 so that clean up can be done each day. All activity in the shop must end by 2:30 each day without exception. All of the above rules have a direct impact upon your grades. Grades ARE NOT based on test scores alone. It is VERY important that you study and refer to these rules frequently; you will not be warned if you are breaking a rule, and your grade will be adjusted accordingly and disciplinary measures taken if needed. I understand AND agree to these terms of this syllabus. PRINT NAME SIGNATURE DATE PHONE # CELL#

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