Associate of Science in Construction Technology (AS)
This degree prepares students for entry-level employment in the field of Construction Technology through the study of project management utilizing computer-driven estimating, plan reading, scheduling, and budget control processes. Students will acquire skills in basic construction management, knowledge of basic building codes and code authority enforcement, basic concepts of building systems, construction plan reading and development, knowledge of computer programs utilized in managing construction projects and managing quality in construction.
Courses
- CT 100 — Construction Drawing and Design Analysis 1 4 unit(s)
- CT 101 — Construction Drawing and Design Analysis 2 4 unit(s)
- CT 105 — Computer Assisted Construction Theory 4 unit(s)
- CT 132 — Basic Building Systems & Codes 3 unit(s)
- CT 205 — Plumbing Installation and Design 3 unit(s)
- CT 220 — Construction Practices I 3 unit(s)
- CT 221 — Basic Residential Construction 3 unit(s)
- CT 222 — Advanced Construction Practices 3 unit(s)
- CT 223 — Construction Practices 4 3 unit(s)
- CT 270 — Residential Wiring 3 unit(s)