Short-Term

Students will learn the theory and fundamentals of the gas metal arc welding (GMAW) process, including the difference between the various transfer modes of spray and pulse spray. Electrode selection, weld joint fundamentals and striking an arc will be covered. Students will perform flat and horizontal groove welds and flat and horizontal fillet welds according […]

Students will learn the theory and fundamentals of the gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW) process including electrode selection, weld joint fundamentals and striking an arc. Students will perform flat and horizontal groove welds and flat and horizontal fillet welds according to AWS acceptance criteria.

This course provides a minimum of 16 hours of in person didactic instruction as required by the Missouri Division of Fire Safety for the purpose of meeting the eligibility of retesting for Hazardous Materials Operations certification. Students who complete the Hazardous Materials Operations Refresher will be eligible to take the MO Division of Fire Safety’s […]

This 10-hour program is designed to prepare Certified Medication Technicians (CMT) and Aides (CMA) to administer insulin and includes 2 clinical hours. Class is approved by the MO Department of Health and Senior Services. Note: Permission from the Allied Health office is required for registration.

This course examines leadership and management techniques needed to be successful in the workplace including the different types of leadership approaches, conflict resolution techniques, and how to use data to make decisions.

This course examines effective human resource planning including hiring procedures and performance documentation.

This course provides fundamental instruction in the safety, theory, and application of electricity in industrial settings. Students will learn how to use electrical formulas and understand the properties of AC and DC principles. Multimeters will be used to take basic electrical readings.

This course is designed to empower plumbing professionals with the ability to identify and apply the appropriate types of math essential for success in the plumbing industry. Participants will engage in a thorough review of basic math, focusing on whole numbers, fractions, decimals, and squares, with practical applications using plumbing materials and fixtures as context. […]

Entry level, course introducing students to the skills necessary to pursue a career in the plumbing trade. Students will gain relevant hands-on experiences such as safely working with tools, installing plumbing fixtures and learning how to fabricate piping using various piping materials.

Students will learn the basic hardware and programming language of common programmable logic controllers (PLCs) used in industrial systems. Students will learn to use basic programming commands to perform typical industrial operations. Using the Allen-Bradley MicroLogix family of PLCs and RSLogix 500 programming software, the student will learn the proper syntax of PLC code, addressing, […]