Architectural Millwork Courses
| Course Number | Course Name | Credits |
| MLW440 | Blue
Print Reading and Layout An introduction to blueprint reading and layout and the application of this knowledge with the use of specific tools. |
3 |
| MLW441 | Material Identification and Usage An introduction to the materials used in making architectural millwork products |
3 |
| MLW442 | Introduction to Portable Tools An introduction to safe use and the proper care and selection of power tools. |
3 |
| MLW443 | Stationary
Equipment Trains the student in the identification, operation and the maintenance of stationary equipment. |
4 |
| HSC102 | Emergency Care | 1 |
| MAT772 | Mathematics for Technicians I | 3 |
| MLW444 | Advanced
Equipment Techniques Provides the student with maintenance experience and advanced machining skills. |
3 |
| MLW445 | 32
Millimeter Cabinet Techniques An introduction to the rationale of cabinet making and millwork |
3 |
| MLW446 | Millwork
Techniques An introduction to the initial steps of applying various millwork techniques to projects. |
4 |
| MLW447 | Introduction
to Application Allows students to begin combining their knowledge of the previous courses in Architectural Millwork to produce mock up projects. |
3 |
| COM703 | Communication Skills | 3 |
| MLW448 | Advanced
Millwork Application I Combines the skills learned from the previous courses to begin producing completed projects. |
5 |
| MLW449 | Advanced
Millwork Application II Combines the students' previous courses to produce a completed project from beginning to installation. |
5 |
They work on techniques for door and drawer making, cabinet cutout and assembly, molding fabrication and basic wood joinery. Classes include learning the use of veneer equipment and laminating technology with high-pressure laminate. Students will produce several short-run jobs. Students are also required to purchase tools for the program. Click here for a complete student tool list.

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