Degree Plans, Course Descriptions and Schedules

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 include managing projects, i.e., time, material and processes. Each class consists of math, interpreting symbols, measuring, language and solving problems common in construction projects.
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.
5. Field trips to construction sites and manufacturers of construction materials occur throughout the semester.

 

FY 2009 Degree Plans

Construction Management Associate of Applied Science

certificates in Carpentry,  Woodworking, and Construction Management

Course Descriptions         Schedule

 

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