Major in Engineering-Physics (BS) – Welding Engineering Technology Option
120-121 hours
University Requirement – 2 hours
GSTD 1002 Freshman Seminar
General Education – 18 hours (17 hours of mathematics, biological science, physical science, social
science, and fine arts/humanities courses are included in the major.)
Select one course from the following entry-level welding courses:
EN 2022 Welding Engineering (SAU Tech)
WELD 1003 Welding Skills Development (SAU)
Chemistry – 4 hours selected from
CHEM 1013/1011 College Chemistry I/Lab
CHEM 1023/1021 University Chemistry/Lab
Computer Science – 3 hours selected from
CSCI 1102/1101 Introduction to Computing/Lab
CSCI 2103 Computer Science I
Mathematics – 3 hours selected from
MATH 2123 Applied Calculus for Technology
MATH 1525 Calculus I
Physics – 4 hours selected from
PHYS 2003/2001 College Physics I/Lab
PHYS 2203/2201 University Physical I/Lab
Technical Core – 54 hours
ENGL 3003 Advanced Professional Writing
ENGR 1023/1021 Introduction to Engineering/Lab
ENGR 1212 Engineering Graphics
ETEC 2003 Applied Statics
ETEC 3002 Applied Mechanics Lab
ETEC 3003 Applied Fluid Mechanics
ETEC 3013 Applied Thermal Science
ETEC 3033 Strength of Materials
ITEC 3073 Economic Analysis for Technology
ITEC 3503 Computational Methods of Industrial Technology
ITEC 3803 Industrial Materials
ITEC 4123 Computer Aided Manufacturing
WELD 3003 Computer Aided Weldment Design
WELD 3023 Welding Metallurgy
WELD 3043 Welding Automation and Robotics
WELD 4883 Internship in Welding
WELD 4893 Design Projects in Welding
Electives – 4 hours of electives chosen from upper-level ETEC, ITEC, ENGR or PHYS
Welding Academy Courses – 30 hours
WA or WELD 1005 Welding Processes
WA or WELD 1015 Structural Welding
WA or WELD 1025 Pipe Welding I
WA or WELD 2005 Pipe Welding II
WA or WELD 2015 High-Frequency TIG and Pipeline Welding
WA or WELD 2025 Welding Capstone
| Department: | |
| Hours Required: | 125 |
| Categories: | Major, Undergraduate |
| Delivery: | On-Campus |
This four-year Engineering Physics with Welding Engineering Technology degree option is highly focused in welding technology so that the gradautes will take leadership roles in welding a fabrication industries. The successful graduates will ensure the quality of welding work and supervise the welding technicians in the workplace typically in a manufacturing facility. The graduate will also ensure safety and evaluate the current method for further improvement. This degree option will be a collaborative program with SAU Tech. A significant number of lower division welding courses will be offered at SAU Tech; whereas all the upper division welding specific courses will be offered at SAU.
Learning Goals
- Our graduates effectively communicate scientific knowledge.
- Our graduates have the knowledge to make informed and ethical scientific decisions.
- Our graduates utilize appropriate quantitative skills in making decisions.
- Our graduates demonstrate the information literacy required for scientific study.
- Our graduates possess the knowledge and skills in engineering and the physical sciences to be successful.
