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Welding and Plumbing
What would be a good class to help me with welding or plumbing?
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Godwin Têkovi’s Answer
Hi, Jimmy! Hope you are doing well. Good, I think you need to take courses in the fields of mechanic and electricity as these fields interweave. However, it will be useful to you to know a bit about law and trading to be more accurate. Good luck!
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Algore’s Answer
For Plumbing I would suggest taking a Fluid Mechanics class. There you will learn a lot about how fluids flow through pipes and the different concepts involved in piping, valve manufacture and selection.
As for Welding, a Welding class should do. However, you would need much practice in order to be good at it so I would suggest participating in projects that involve using this skill.
As for Welding, a Welding class should do. However, you would need much practice in order to be good at it so I would suggest participating in projects that involve using this skill.
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Seba’s Answer
Robotics and soldamatics will do !
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William’s Answer
Hello Jimmy!
You may learn Plumbing Trade at Minnesota State Community & Technical College or St. Cloud Technical & Community College (https://www.sctcc.edu/degrees-programs/plumbing).
You may learn Welding Trade Hennepin Technical College or American Welding Society.
You need to learn more of these courses if you want college grades level 4 - 6:
Engineering / Technical Mathematics
Engineering Materials / Strength of Material
General Metal Work
Engineering Thermofluids - Thermodynamics and Fluid Mechanics
Hydraulics
Engineering Measurement, Quantities and Estimation
Plumbing & Piping Technology
Welding Technology
Principles of Surveying
Technical Drawing
AutoCAD
AutoCAD Mechanical
AutoCAD P& ID
AutoCAD Plant 3D
Autodesk Inventor
You may learn Plumbing Trade at Minnesota State Community & Technical College or St. Cloud Technical & Community College (https://www.sctcc.edu/degrees-programs/plumbing).
You may learn Welding Trade Hennepin Technical College or American Welding Society.
You need to learn more of these courses if you want college grades level 4 - 6:
Engineering / Technical Mathematics
Engineering Materials / Strength of Material
General Metal Work
Engineering Thermofluids - Thermodynamics and Fluid Mechanics
Hydraulics
Engineering Measurement, Quantities and Estimation
Plumbing & Piping Technology
Welding Technology
Principles of Surveying
Technical Drawing
AutoCAD
AutoCAD Mechanical
AutoCAD P& ID
AutoCAD Plant 3D
Autodesk Inventor
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