7 Credits A hands-on approach is used to understand safe use of hand and power tools. Shop and job site safety is incorporated as the construction of an actual residence begins. Students will work from actual blueprints on site to learn foundations and framing for floors, walls and roofs. Credits A continuation of CBT 101.
Students experience a hands-on approach to learning residential carpentry.
State of the art tools are used by the student to learn roofing, drywall installation and finish, masonry, door and window installation and trimwork. CBT 101 CBT 103 Construction Technology Carpentry III 7 Credits Second year students will review safety for power tool usage and job site practices. Students should begin to specialize in areas of interest and become employable in one or more skill areas. Credits Finish carpentry is stressed in this portion of the program. Precision carpentry skills are required in hanging doors, installing cabinets, and counters and interior trim.