The Plumbing, AAS prepares students for careers in the plumbing trades through a blend of classroom instruction, hands-on lab training, and real-world applications. Students gain the technical knowledge and practical skills required to install, maintain, and troubleshoot residential, commercial, and industrial plumbing systems.
The curriculum emphasizes safety practices, blueprint reading, code compliance, and proficiency with tools and materials. Students will learn pipefitting, drainage, waste and vent (DWV) systems, water supply systems, gas piping, hydronics, and green plumbing technologies. By graduation, students will be ready for entry-level employment, apprenticeships, or advancement toward journeyman licensure.
Below are the suggested sequence of courses, the timeline or number of semesters, and the total credit hours you need to earn this degree: Suggested Course Sequence - Plumbing, AAS
Some courses can be substituted to better suit your preferences, transfer plans, or schedule.
Some programs may require additional courses if you need extra time or support to gain the skills needed to be successful.
If you have any questions, please reach out to your advisor, department chair, or program coordinator for further guidance and support.
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