Associate in Occupational Studies
HEGIS #5308.00
Department Chairperson: Joseph Dana
Hudson Hall, Room 129, (518) 629-4867
This degree program will provide students with the skills for a careeer in welding with a focus on metal fabrications. With coursework in CAD, Metrology and Metallurgy, in addition to fabrication and welding courses, the student will receive instruction in advanced topics not available in other welding programs.
This advance coursework will allow students to enter the workplace with skills needed in industry. This academic program is primarily designed for those who wish to enter the workforce immediately following graduation.
Program Entrance Requirements
| Courses |
Entry Term |
Special Notes |
H.S. Average |
| Algebra or 1 unit of equivalent academic math (70 or above in the course) |
Fall only |
Additional math courses recommended. |
70 or above |