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4.00 Credits
This course builds upon concepts from Concrete Finishing I and describes the physical and chemical properti es of various materials used in a concrete mix and the expected results of the use of admixtures. Calculati ons for esti mati ng materials are detailed. Forming requirements of concrete steps, stairs, curbs, gutt ers, sidewalks, driveways, and low verti cal structures are presented. Architectural fi nishes, surface treatments, industrial fl oors, superfl at fl oors, quality control, and repair methods are also explained. This is a four credit hour course. Prerequisites: CT 112M Concrete Finishing I
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4.00 Credits
Math concepts used in plumbing and plumbing codes are discussed. Design and installati on techniques of indirect and special waste systems are studied, emphasizing protecti on against contaminati on. Sizing the water supply piping and maximizing effi ciency are covered. Backfl ow preventi on devices and the design of systems that boost water pressure and provide hot water will be covered. The diagnosis and repair of a water supply and the eff ects of corrosion, freezing, and hard water on plumbing systems are presented. This is a four credit hour course. Prerequisites: CT 124P
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4.00 Credits
This course is the fi rst of two courses designed to prepare students for supervisory jobs by providing an overview and specifi c descripti ons of major constructi on trades including electrical, masonry, concrete fi nishing, and plumbing. Proper and safe hands-on techniques are emphasized. This course introduces the student to the historic and current methods and procedures in each area. This is a four credit hour course.
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1.00 Credits
The consent of the instructor is required before enrollment in this course which will be supervised fi eldwork on a specifi c constructi on project at a local site. The course may be taken for one credit up to a maximum of eight credit hours and may be taken more than one semester unti l the maximum of eight hours in this course is earned. Each credit hour earned requires three work hours per week for 16 weeks at the site. Students must furnish their own tools. This is a one to seven credit hour course.
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4.00 Credits
Advanced site layout and the use of laser instruments to layout foundati on lines and determine elevati ons are covered. Trade mathemati cs, including geometry and right-angle trigonometry are needed. Installati on and fi nishing of commercial roofi ng materials, advanced fl oor systems, advanced wall systems, curtain walls, advanced stair systems and fi re-rated commercial constructi on are discussed. Light equipment and safety procedures for them are covered. An introducti on to welding and the materials and practi ces used in the assembly of metal buildings are included in this segment. Basic skills for supervising personnel as well as the principles of project planning, scheduling, esti mati ng, and management are included. This is a four credit hour course. Prerequisite: CT 134C
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4.00 Credits
Wiring and installati on conforming to NEC requirements are discussed. Topics include grounded systems, overcurrent protecti on of conductors, ampacity criteria, installing services, installing motors and transformers, remote control and signaling circuits, and installing structured wiring in homes and offi ces. This is a four credit hour course.
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4.00 Credits
Basic business accounti ng and project esti mati ng, as well as cost control procedures and task organizati on are covered. Calculati on of drainage fi xture units for waste systems, well qualiti es and assembly of pumps and components, types of private sewage systems, and local code requirements are discussed. Techniques for locati ng buried water and sewer lines and basic types of hydronic and solar heati ng systems are included. Plumbing systems in swimming pools and hot tubs, compressed air systems, corrosive wastes, safety issues, and hazard communicati ons are emphasized. This is a four credit hour course. Prerequisites: CT 134P
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4.00 Credits
This course is the second of two courses that provide an overview and specifi c descripti ons of major constructi on trades. This second course contains an overview of carpentry and specifi c constructi on descripti ons. The topics covered include fl oor systems, wall and ceiling framing, roof framing, site layout, exterior fi nishing, roofi ng applicati ons, and stairs. This is a four credit hour course. Prerequisite: CT 134S
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3.00 Credits
This course covers the code requirements of the major systems of residenti al building constructi on (other than commercial).The topics include administrati on, defi niti ons, building planning, foundati ons, fl oors, wall constructi on, wall covering, roof-ceiling constructi on, roof assemblies, chimneys and fi replaces. This is a three credit hour course. Pre-requisites: Completi on of CT 114C, CT 124C, CT 134C, and CT 144C or permission of the instructor.
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4.00 Credits
This course builds upon topics covered in CT 144E. Focus will be on theory and applicati on of wiring and equipment installati on standards. Special areas will include service, feeders, branch circuits, electrical circuit design for dwelling, commercial, and industrial applicati ons, installati on rules for specifi c systems, installati on rules for distributi on equipment, and special equipment and occupancies. This is a four credit hour course. Prerequisites: CT 144E
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