Mr. Diezi's Class

 

J. Diezi
Ag Science/FFA Advisor
Bellville Ag Dept.
Conf. Period A Day: 2:05-3:35pm/B Day 12:30-2:00pm
[email protected]
979-865-3681

Classes: Ag Power & Fabrication/Ag Fabrication/Intro. Ag Mech./Livestock Production/Animal Science/Vet Med

 Ag Fab/Ag Power Course Outline

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

Ag Fab/Power Welding prepares the student withoccupational skills in welding construction. Emphasis is placed on four positionwelding techniques (flat, vertical, horizontal and overhead) utilizing Oxy-Acetylenewelding (OAW), Shielded Metal-Arc Welding (SMAW), Gas Tungsten-Arc Welding(GTAW) and Gas Metal-Arc Welding (GMAW) processesSafety and Orientation15/30

1. Introduction to Welding
a
.Text, Safety chapter and test
b
.CR Safety instructions and tests
c
.Films on Welding safety and tests
d
.Method of Evaluation tests

2.Oxy-Acetylene (OAW)
a.Equipment
b.Setup operations
c.Flat positions

1.Butt
2.Lap
3.Tee joints
4
.Shielded Metal-Arc Welding (SMAW)20/40
5
.Machines and Accessories

3.Selecting Electrodes
c.Striking Arcs
d.Running continual beads
e.Flat positioning

1.Butt
2.Lap
3.Tee

4.Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) Mig20/40

a.Equipment
b.Setting up the operation
c.Flat position

1.Butt
2.Lap
3.Tee joints

5.Gas Tungsten-Arc Welding (GTAW)20/40

a.Equipment
b.Setting up and operation
c.Flat position

1.Butt
2.Lap
3.Tee joint
4.Other Welding Positions45/90

6.Oxyacetylene Welding (OAW)

1.Horizontal
2.Vertical
3.Overhead

7.Shielded Metal-Arc Welding (SMAW)

1.Horizontal
2.Vertical
3.Overhead

8.Gas Shielded-Arc Welding

1.Horizontal
2.Vertical
3.Overhead

9.Welding Fabrication40/80

a.Shop math
b.Blueprints
c.Construction

 

Intro. To Welding Syllabus

 Course Description:

The Welding course will provide students with an introduction into the weldingfield. The practical experiences in the shop are designed to broadly qualify thestudent for employment in the construction and repair industry and the boatbuilding and repair industry. Students are trained in the use of the oxy-acetyleneprocess, which includes metal cutting, welding, brazing and soldering. Thevarious types of arc welding such as shielded metal ARC (SMAW) metal inert gas(MIG) and tungsten inert gas (TIG) are taught in depth.

 Course Objective:

Students in this course will be taught how weld in the above process and will beable to enter the welding field with skillsneeded to achieve their goals. They willexplore welding as a career and participate in the integration of academics,vocational, evaluation, technology and social skills required of becoming a welder.

 Course Requirements:

Course activities and projects required for successful completion of the course includes meeting Cape Tech requirements, technical research paper,completing all class work (hands on & academic) and completing a project.

  Assessing Student Performance:
Class participation 50%
Conduct, citizenship complete class work
Test & Quizzes 50%
Classroom Theory, Classroom Textbook
Hands on projects, completing related welding projects

Livestock/Animal Science/Vet Med.

Course Description:
Employ ability characteristics of a successful worker in the modern workplace

Explain animal anatomy and physiology related to nutrition, reproduction, health, and management of domesticated animals

Determine the nutritional requirements of ruminant and non-ruminant animals

Explain animal genetics and reproduction

Identify animal pests and diseases

Recognize livestock management techniques

Know current topics in animal science