Community school training courses in Dearborn, MI (public, in-house or online)

The manufacturing and service industries use welding as a means to build and repair products. The
courses included in this certificate focus on the skills needed in Electric Arc Welding, MIG Welding, and
Oxygen Fuel Gas Cutting. Students will learn to weld in all four positions (flat, horizontal, vertical, and
overhead) using the latest technology and equipment. Upon successful completion of this certificate, the
student will have the skills necessary for a job entry position.
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The courses in this certificate extend the knowledge and skill development acquired in the two previous
certificates. The courses cover a highly specialized area in welding concerning alloys, steels, and cast
irons that are used in the tool and die industries. All manufacturing and service companies required tooling
and dies that perform specific functions. These objects require special materials for their construction and
require sophisticated welding procedures to ensure succes...

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The courses in this certificate extend the skills learned in the Welding Technology Basic Certificate of
Achievement to include one of the most advanced welding techniques required in the manufacture and
repair of products made from materials requiring special fabricating procedures. The skills acquired will
enable the student to pursue welding jobs that require advanced knowledge and skills and that offer higher
pay.

The student will earn this Welding Technology GTAW/GMAW...

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The Web Technologies & Design Certificate is designed to prepare the student to complete the CIW
Foundations Exam, CIW Site Designer Exam, and the CIW E-Commerce Designer Exam. For more
information on the CIW exams, please visit the CIW Web site at http://www.ciwcertified.com. All courses
can also be applied towards an Associate in Applied Science degree in Computer Information Systems.

Web Design is one of five new Certificates of Achievement offered at HFCC. Earn a Web Design Certificate
by completing the 37 credit hours of core courses. Students may complete an additional 23 credit hours of
General Education and Elective courses to earn an Associate in Arts degree. Classes are offered
throughout the year during the day, evening, and weekend.

Interactive web design presents new challenges. Designers must understand how users interact with
sites in order...

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