Academic Programs
Overview
The Plumbing Technology degree provides graduates with a strong foundation and real- life experience in the construction and maintenance of plumbing systems. Plumbers are in high demand and are an integral part of public health and safety. Students will learn installation of fixtures, pipe threading, and plumbing tools/equipment. The students will explore different drainage systems and water supply. There will be a strong emphasis on the MN Plumbing Code. Students will become familiar with different types of copper pipe, fittings, tubing and PEX water distribution piping. The application of math skills will be applied as well as learning to read blue prints. Graduates will be ready to enter the field as apprentices.
Locations
Pipestone
COURSE # |
COURSE TITLE | CREDITS |
Fall - Year 1 | ||
PLMB 1101 | Introduction to Plumbing | 3 |
PLMB 1102 | Plumbing Installation and Fixtures I | 4 |
PLMB 1112 | Code I | 2 |
PLMB 1122 | Print Reading I | 2 |
PLMB 1132 | Plumbing Repair and Service | 3 |
PLMB 1142 | Materials and Fittings | 2 |
Credits Fall - Year 1 | 16 | |
Spring - Year 1 | ||
PLMB 1152 | Plumbing Essentials | 4 |
PLMB 1162 | Code II | 2 |
PLMB 1180 | Water Piping and Sizing | 4 |
PLMB 1185 | Drainage, Waste, and Venting | 4 |
PLMB 1190 | Plumbing Technology Internship | 2 |
Credits Spring - Year 1 | 16 | |
TOTAL CREDITS | 32 |