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CON-106 Construction Welding, 1 cr.
Welding techniques applicable to the construction trade.
CON-113 Construction Print Reading, 2 cr.
Studies the builders’ visual language and communication.
CON-120 Construction Estimating, 1 cr.
Estimating techniques used at the lumber desk at a retail
establishment.
CON-125 Construction Estimating II, 3 cr.
Construction Estimation II is an extension of the concepts
learned in the first year in Construction Estimation. Processes
learned in the first year class will be implemented and put into
practice. Industry professionals will present different methods
they use along with computerized estimation programs. Students
will develop different estimation sheets for a specific task and
implement into practice.
CON-137 Foundations and Concrete, 7 cr.
Covers structure foundations, concrete and concrete block
construction. Lecture and laboratory.
CON-158 Carpentry Level III, 5 cr.
Carpentry Level Three is the third in the Contra series of The
National Certified Carpentry program. It includes lecture and
lab including exterior roof, moisture protection, stairs, metal
studs, drywall, suspended ceilings, different trim applications,
and cabinetry.
CON-159 Carpentry Level IV, 5 cr.
Carpentry Level IV is the fourth in the Contra National
certification program series. Level IV includes construction
site layout, advanced roof, floor, wall and stair systems, intro
to light equipment, metal buildings, and crew leader kills.
CON-201 Framing Techniques and Lab I, 2
cr.
Basic framing techniques with emphasis on identification and
application. Lecture and laboratory.
CON-202 Framing Techniques and Lab II, 6
cr.
Explores more advanced framing and applications in major class
project. Lecture and laboratory.
CON-217 Exterior Finishing, 3 cr.
Exterior finish work on residential and commercial structures.
Lecture and laboratory.
CON-225 Techniques of Exterior Covering, 6
cr.
Studies exterior cover materials for residential and commercial
structures. Lecture and laboratory.
CON-228 Methods of Interior Finishing, 3
cr.
Covers interior finishing material and its installation in
residential and commercial structures. Lecture and laboratory.
CON-229 Install of Interior Finishing, 3
cr.
Covers interior wall coverings and their application as well as
thermal and sound insulation. Lecture and laboratory.
CON-329 Construction Management, 3 cr.
The Construction Jobsite Management student will be introduced
to various styles of construction jobsite management through
real life jobs with industry representatives and first year
Construction Technology students projects. Students will learn
about the project team, use of documents on the jobsite,
submittals, shop drawings, jobsite layout, meeting control,
safety management, changes and claims forms, documents and
project closeout record keeping.
CON-351 Computer Generated Blueprint and
Design, 3 cr.
This course is an overview of basic computer aided residential
construction drafting and design. It explores concepts, issues
and methods in computer-aided design. Emphasis is placed on the
creation of two-dimensional as well as three-dimensional models
using the design program.
CON-431 Construction Internship I, 6 cr.
On-the-job training to gain experience in the student’s field of
interest.
CON-932 Internship, 3 cr.
The Construction Internship II provides on the job training for
area of student interest. This course will have a manager’s or
supervisor’s emphasis with job shadowing and leadership skills
the main focus. Students will be required to document their time
and discuss with instructor during scheduled meetings. |
