Building Construction Technology

The Building Construction Technology program provides learning opportunities for students in the following areas:

1. Hands-on instruction in concrete, masonry, woodworking, carpentry, mechanical, plumbing, and electrical fields.
   
2. Practical skills including blueprint reading, cost estimating, and construction scheduling.
   
3. Applied skills including managing projects:  time, material, and processes.
   Each class consists of math, interpreting symbols, measuring, construction language, and solving problems common in construction processes.
   
4. Soft skills learned in CNBT 2342 (Construction Management I), CNBT 2344 (Construction Management II) and CNBT 2346 (Construction Management  III) will prepare managers to coordinate their efforts with others for consistency and continuity. Students learn to avoid and resolve conflicts common in a construction project.

Class Locations
The main  Building Construction Technology  center is located at the Riverside campus (Building C).  See the course schedule for offerings at other ACC campuses.



last updated October 29, 2007