Construction Technology

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The Construction Technology Certificate provides the student with current skills needed in residential and commercial construction. Internships are available for students interested in improving their technical skills and making contacts within the industry. This Certificate may be combined with another area of technical specialization to satisfy requirements for the AAS in General Technology. Construction Technology training is accredited with the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).

Program Learning Outcomes

Understand and use basic safety in the construction industry.
Identify and properly use construction materials, tools and power equipment.
Demonstrate ability to read and interpret construction blueprints.
Demonstrate residential wiring and plumbing techniques.
Successfully complete NCCER Core Curriculum and Carpentry Level I for NCCER credentials.

First Semester: 15 Credits

CT 1021 - Industrial Safety Credits: 1
CT 1233 - Construction Methods Credits: 3
TECH 1003 - Introduction to Craft Skills Credits: 3
TECH 1102 - Technical Communications Credits: 2
Select one of the following courses
CT 2403 - Electrical Wiring Credits: 3
CT 1303 - Commercial and Residential Plumbing Credits: 3

Second Semester: 15 Credits

CT 1003 - Blueprint Reading and Estimating Credits: 3
CT 1323 - Construction: Exterior Finishing Credits: 3
CT 1333 - Construction: Interior Finishing Credits: 3
CT 1803 - Modern Cabinet Making Credits: 3
Select one of the following courses
CT 2403 - Electrical Wiring Credits: 3
CT 1303 - Commercial and Residential Plumbing Credits: 3

Construction Technology

First Semester: 15 Credits

Second Semester: 15 Credits

Grand Total: 30 Credits