CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY AND DRAFTING
MINIMUM TOTAL: 65 CREDIT HOURS
Programs offered at: D= DEGREE // AC= ADVANCED CERTIFICATE // BC= BASIC CERTIFICATE
PROGRAMS OF STUDY
Construction Technology and Drafting
Foc u s A rea : C on str u c tion Te c h no log y & D ra fting
This is an example course sequence for students interested in pursuing welding. This does not represent a contract, nor does it guarantee course availability. If this pathway is followed as outlined, you will earn a Basic Certificate (BC) in Welder (Combination). The Basic Certificate program in Welder (Combination) is designed to provide students with training in basic welding skills in a shop setting. In addition to learning welding mathematics, blueprint reading, layout and fabrication, students are also introduced to the basic fundamentals of job safety and ethics. Graduates of this program are qualified for entry level employment as an ARC, MIG, or TIG welder.
PATHWAY: Combination Welder
Visit your College Advisor, ccc.edu, or your college’s Transfer Center for more information.
DEGREE CODE: BC 0758
Communications and mathematics pre-degree requirements. Placements based on COMPASS, ACT or department chair recommendation.
READING PLACEMENT MATHEMATICS PLACEMENT
FS Reading FS Mathematics
SEMESTER-BY-SEMESTER PROGRAM PLAN FOR FULL-TIME STUDENTS
All plans can be modified to fit the needs of part-time students by adding more semesters.
BC SEMESTER 1 CATEGORY ACHIEVEMENTS & NEXT ACTIONS
Phase 1
COMPLETION of Basic Certificate in Combination Welder DO THIS – Meet with advisor to confirm plans
DO THIS – Go to both Transfer Center and Career Center to explore both continued education and employment options
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Technology 509 – Introduction to Basic ARC Welding (3) Required Program Core•
Business and Commercial Technology 532 – Basic Computer Technology (1) Required Program Core•
Technology 518 – Manufacturing Materials and Processes (1) Required Program Core Phase 2•
Technology 510 – Blueprint, Layout, and Fabrication (2) Required Program Core•
Technology 520 – ARC Welding (4) Required Program Core Phase 3•
Technology 526 – Welding Mathematics (1) Required Program Core•
Technology 530 – Advanced Welding (4) Required Program CoreMINIMUM TOTAL: 16 CREDIT HOURS
Programs offered at: D= DEGREE // AC= ADVANCED CERTIFICATE // BC= BASIC CERTIFICATE
Choose your courses with your College Advisor.
PROGRAMS OF STUDY
Construction Technology and Drafting
CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY AND DRAFTING
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Foc u s A rea : C on st ru c tion Te c h no log y & D ra ft ingPrograms offered at: D= DEGREE // AC= ADVANCED CERTIFICATE // BC= BASIC CERTIFICATE
SEMESTER-BY-SEMESTER PROGRAM PLAN FOR FULL-TIME STUDENTS
All plans can be modified to fit the needs of part-time students by adding more semesters.
BC SEMESTER 1 CATEGORY ACHIEVEMENTS & NEXT ACTIONS
Phase 1
COMPLETION of Basic Certificate in Concrete Masonry DO THIS – Meet with advisor to confirm plans DO THIS – Go to both Transfer Center and Career Center to explore both continued education and employment options
Please note, the BC requires a minimum of 16 hours, although the sequence above may include additional hours.
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Technology 426 – Introduction to Concrete Masonry (3) Required Program Core•
Technology 427 – Masonry Tools and Equipment (2) Required Program Core•
Technology 429 – Basic Mathematics and Specifications (2) Required Program Core•
Business and Commercial Technology 532 – Basic Computer Technology (1) Required Program Core Phase 2•
Technology 428 – Mortar (3) Required Program Core•
Technology 430 – Masonry Installations Procedures (3) Required Program Core•
Technology 767 – Blue Print Reading I (2) Required Program CoreMINIMUM TOTAL: 16 CREDIT HOURS
This is an example course sequence for students interested in earning the Basic Certificate (BC) in Concrete Masonry. If this pathway is followed as outlined, you will earn a BC. This does not represent a contract, nor does it guarantee course availability. The BC program in Concrete Masonry includes orientation to the cement masonry trade, industry terminology and blueprint reading. Hands on training includes the proper use and maintenance of tools and instruction in job safety procedures. Students will learn the basic ingredients of concrete, rodding placement and floating, basic set-up and form work and clean-up.
PATHWAY: Concrete Masonry
Visit your College Advisor, ccc.edu, or your college’s Transfer Center for more information.
DEGREE CODE: BC 0759
Communications and mathematics pre-degree requirements. Placements based on COMPASS, ACT or department chair recommendation.
READING PLACEMENT MATHEMATICS PLACEMENT
FS Reading FS Mathematics
Reading 99 Mathematics 98
Choose your courses with your College Advisor.
PROGRAMS OF STUDY
Construction Technology and Drafting
Foc u s A rea : C on str u c tion Te c h no log y & D ra fting
This is an example course sequence for students interested in Construction Carpentry. If this pathway is followed as outlined, student will earn a Basic Certificate (BC) for Construction Carpentry. This does not represent a contract, nor does it guarantee course availability.
The BC in Construction Carpentry prepares students for an entry level apprentice position with a construction contractor. The program provides instruction in tool safety and usage, construction materials, work site safety, blueprint reading, and mathematical concepts. Course content also includes an introduction to the trades and basic ARC welding. Theory and practical “hands-on” application are emphasized throughout the program. Students will receive the OSHA construction Safety and Health 10-hour Certification and Scaffold Certification upon successful completion of the program.
Please note, the BC requires a minimum of 16 hours, although the sequence above may include additional hours.
PATHWAY: Construction Carpentry
Visit your College Advisor, ccc.edu, or your college’s Transfer Center for more information.
Programs offered at: D= DEGREE // AC= ADVANCED CERTIFICATE // BC= BASIC CERTIFICATE
SEMESTER-BY-SEMESTER PROGRAM PLAN FOR FULL-TIME STUDENTS
All plans can be modified to fit the needs of part-time students by adding more semesters.
BC SEMESTER 1 CATEGORY ACHIEVEMENTS & NEXT ACTIONS
Phase 1
COMPLETION of Basic Certificate in Construction Carpentry DO THIS – Meet with advisor to confirm plans
DO THIS – Go to both Transfer Center and Career Center to explore both continued education and employment options
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Technology 409 – Construction Safety (1) Required Program Core•
Technology 448 – Vocational Physical Training (1) Required Program Core•
Technology 429 – Basic Mathematics and Specifications (2) Required Program Core•
Technology 583 – Basic Hand Tools (2) Required Program Core•
Business and Commercial Technology 532 – Basic Computer Technology (1) Required Program Core Phase 2•
Technology 767 – Blueprint Reading I (2) Required Program Core•
Technology 581 – Concrete Framing (2) Required Program Core•
Technology 432 – Basic ARC Welding (1) Required Program Core Phase 3•
Technology 401 – Introduction to Labor and Trade Occupations (2) Required Program Core•
Technology 582 – Residential Carpentry (2) Required Program Core16 CREDIT HOURS
MINIMUM TOTAL: 16 CREDIT HOURS
DEGREE CODE: BC 0775
Communications and mathematics pre-degree requirements. Placements based on COMPASS, ACT or department chair recommendation.
READING PLACEMENT MATHEMATICS PLACEMENT
FS Reading FS Mathematics
Reading 99 Mathematics 98
Choose your courses with your College Advisor.
PROGRAMS OF STUDY
Construction Technology and Drafting
CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY AND DRAFTING
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Foc u s A rea : C on st ru c tion Te c h no log y & D ra ft ingThis is an example course sequence for students interested in electrical line work. If this pathway is followed as outlined, you will earn an Advanced Certificate (AC) in Electrical Line Worker (Overhead). This does not represent a contract, nor does it guarantee course availability.
The AC program in Electrical Line Worker (Overhead) is structured to meet the current need for overhead electricians/electrical line workers in the electrical power industry.
PATHWAY: Electrical Line Worker (Overhead)
Visit your College Advisor, ccc.edu, or your college’s Transfer Center for more information.
DEGREE CODE: AC 0766
Communications and mathematics pre-degree requirements. Placements based on COMPASS, ACT or department chair recommendation.
ENGLISH PLACEMENT READING PLACEMENT MATHEMATICS PLACEMENT
ESL/FS Writing FS Reading FS Mathematics
ESL/English 98 Mathematics 98
ESL 99 99 ESL/English 100
SEMESTER-BY-SEMESTER PROGRAM PLAN FOR FULL-TIME STUDENTS
All plans can be modified to fit the needs of part-time students by adding more semesters.
AC SEMESTER 1 CATEGORY ACHIEVEMENTS & NEXT ACTIONS
Phase 1
MORE than halfway through Advanced Certificate DO THIS – Meet with advisor to confirm plans
DO THIS – Meet with advisor to confirm plans for after certificate completion
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Technology 448 – Vocational Physical Training I (1) Required Program Core•
Technology 449 – Professional Development (2) Required Program Core•
English 197 – Communication Skills (3) Required Program Core•
Mathematics 107 – Technical Mathematics (3) Required Program Core Phase 2•
Technology 452 – Basic Electrical Theory (3) Required Program Core•
Technology 453 – Overhead Techniques and Projects I (4) Required Program Core•
Technology 462 – Vocational Physical Training II (1) Required Program Core•
Technology 464 – Power Equipment Operation (5) Required Program Core19.5 CREDIT HOURS
AC SEMESTER 2 CATEGORY ACHIEVEMENTS & NEXT ACTIONS
Phase 3
COMPLETION of Advanced Certificate in Electrical Line Worker (Overhead) DO THIS – Apply online for Advanced Certificate
Please note, the AC requires a minimum of 30 hours, although the sequence above may include additional hours.
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Technology 459 – Construction Safety and Rescue (3) Required Program Core•
Technology 458 – Overhead Techniques and Projects II (4) Required Program Core•
Technology 463 – Vocational Physical Training III (1) Required Program Core•
Technology 470 – Power Equipment Operation II (2.5) Required Program Core10.5 CREDIT HOURS