Nondestructive Testing, CAS

Program Outcomes

Upon completion of this program, students will be able to

• Demonstrate safe practices for nondestructive testing;
• Summarize the rules and regulations of radiation safety and characteristics of x-ray and gamma radiation;
• Illustrate electromagnetic principles and use the equipment;
• Discuss ultrasonic theory and apply ultrasonic techniques;
• Summarize magnetic particle testing formulas, methods, applications, limitations, material sensitivity, and equipment calibration;
• Summarize liquid penetrant formulas, methods, applications, and limitations; and
• Follow a written procedure that has been created from a code or standard.

Required Courses

Recommended Course Offering:

Students receiving financial aid or veteran’s benefits should check with the Financial Aid Office before registering for recommended courses.

• WLDG 185 - Welding Qualification Test Preparation Credit(s): 3 *

Admission Guidelines

• Visual acuity should be correctable to 20-20 with capability of differentiating contrast among colors and shades.

Program Information

• Students who successfully complete the Certificate of Applied Science program will have achieved the educational requirements necessary to take the ASNT Level II National Certification exam. ASNT also requires documented work experience as part of the application for the Level II exam.

Opportunities After Graduation

• Career opportunities offer a wide range of possibilities as an inspector in the fabrication and manufacturing industries, steel construction, mining, energy, petroleum, aviation, bridge construction, and other production areas.

Advising Information:

For more information about this program, contact the advisor.