| Course Number | Course Title | Credits | Description | Competencies |
| CON205 | Intro to Construction Tech | 5 | This course is designed to give students practical experience to apply classroom knowledge. Safety, professionalism, & career opportunities will be a focus of the course. Topics also include safe and proper use of tools, layouts, home maintenance projects, standards and applications for stairs, roof layouts, and introduction of green building technology. | Loading... |
| CON333 | Materials/Construction Theory | 5 | An introduction to the materials used in the construction industry and the methods involved in the application of these building materials. | Loading... |
| CON334 | Construction Techniques | 7 | A practical hands-on introductory experience that covers the construction process, including rough and finish carpentry. | Loading... |
| CON336 | Care/Use of Hand/Power Tools | 1 | Proper care, use and selection of hand and power tools with an emphasis on maintenance and safety. | Loading... |
| CON337 | Construction Blueprint Reading | 1 | Fundamentals of blueprint reading designed to allow the student to translate plans into practical job experience. | Loading... |
| CON338 | Materials Takeoff | 1 | A study of the techniques needed to create a materials list by reading a blueprint. Prerequisite or Corequisite: CON 337 | Loading... |
| CON341 | Construction Drafting and Design | 2 | An introduction to the fundamentals of design and basic drafting methods. Includes the preparation of the blueprint used to construct the student-built project. Prerequisite: CON 337 | Loading... |
| CON342 | Interior Trim Practices | 3 | Advanced lab experience that emphasizes complex finish skills. The student will be able to demonstrate the skills and work habits necessary to complete tasks in a safe manner and to adapt previously learned skills to complete more complex building tasks. Prerequisite: CON 334 | Loading... |
| CON346 | Concrete Systems and Forming | 4 | An introduction to concrete as a material, and to concrete design, placement and finish. Identification and application to forming systems will be studied in the classroom and applied in the lab. Prerequisite: CON 336 | Loading... |
| CON347 | Concrete Systems and Forming | 3 | This concrete lab course will provide students with a basic understanding of concrete, and its relationship to residential construction. Prerequisite: CON 336 | Loading... |
| CON480 | Const Procedure/Application I | 5 | This course includes footings, drainage, foundation, basement insulation and decking. (5-week session) Prerequisite or Corequisite: CON 333, CON 347, CON 342 | Loading... |
| CON481 | Constr Proc and Applications II | 5 | This course includes exterior wall construction, interior wall construction, ceiling joist framing, rafter framing, exterior trim, window installation and roofing. (5-week session) Prerequisite: CON 480 | Loading... |
| CON482 | Constr Proc and Applications III | 5 | This course includes concrete flatwork, insulation, drywall application, cabinet work and interior trim. (5-week session) Prerequisite or Corequisite: CON 481 | Loading... |
| CON615 | Technical Internship I | 5 | The student will work with a participating employer. The work will be full-time, approximately 40 hours per week. The tasks will be consistent with the student's ability and previous coursework. A task list will be issued to the employer. | Loading... |
| CON616 | Technical Internship II | 5 | Work experience with a participating employer. The tasks will be consistent with the student's ability and previous coursework. | Loading... |
| CON617 | Technical Internship III | 5 | Work experience with a participating employer. The tasks will be consistent with the student's ability and previous coursework. | Loading... |
| CON949 | Spcl Topic:Green Bldg Concepts | 1 | In this special topics course, students will examine green building concepts, concerns and material characteristics as well as selection. Students will also be introduced to current Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Building certification standards and processes. Theory will be provided that will help the students understand the reasoning behind green concepts and practices. Students will learn basic concepts of a cost benefit analysis when selecting environmentally friendly or energy-saving housing systems. | Loading... |
