CNST-CONSTRUCTION
This course will have two components: a classroom segment, where carpentry concepts will be explored, and a hands-on segment where students will be able to participate in the actual construction of a structure. Habitat for Humanity has generously offered one of their projects as a “hands-on” site. May be repeated up to 8 credits.
Courses
- CCDM 103 — N. Pre-Algebra
- CNST 1110 — General Carpentry or Building Trades I
- CNST 1114 — Basic Carpentry
- CNST 1115 — Carpentry Level I
- CNST 1116 — Basic Carpentry Lab
- CNST 1118 — Math for Building Trades
- CNST 1120 — Construction Drawings
- CNST 1121 — Introduction to Construction I
- CNST 1122 — Introduction to Construction II
- CNST 1133 — Introduction to Construction Laboratory
- CNST 1144 — Woodworking Skills I
- CNST 1155 — Woodworking Skills II
- CNST 1160 — Plumbing Theory I
- CNST 1166 — Woodworking Theory and Practice
- CNST 1215 — Weatherization in Construction
- CNST 1240 — Cabinet Making
- CNST 1311 — Small Equipment Maintenance and Repair
- CNST 1330 — Professional Development and Leadership
- CNST 1510 — Forklift Operation
- CNST 2217 — Building and the Environment
- CNST 2290 — Plumbing II
- CNST 2994 — Special Problems in Building Technology
- CNST 2995 — Cooperative Co-Op
- CNST 2996 — Topics in Construction