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4.00 Credits
Theory and application of framing techniques in residential and light commercial construction. Emphasis on basic principles and skills used in hand and machine woodworking operations.
Corequisite:
BCT 103 AND BCT 104
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2.00 Credits
Introduction to site management, site preparation, and layout of structures as it relates to current code and safety standards. Topics covered include the use of the construction instruments for laying out structures, triangle calculations, differential leveling, and erection of batter boards and markers.
Corequisite:
BCT 103 AND BCT 104
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3.00 Credits
Study of residential building techniques and materials. Topics include specific erection and fabrication techniques, construction materials, as well as their uses and sustainability. Both traditional and prefabricated/pre-manufactured methods and materials are covered. Course serves as technical knowledge base for those who will manage the residential building process.
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3.00 Credits
Study of commercial and residential finish materials and light commercial structural methods, providing the technical knowledge base necessary to manage and direct the building process for light commercial buildings and projects in which sustainability is an integral part. Building types studied include pre-engineered and tilt-up concrete and composite types consisting of masonry, steel, and wood modular systems.
Prerequisite:
BCT 117
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2.00 Credits
Hands-on, team-based learning opportunity that includes physically building various projects to gain an understanding of characteristics of typical construction materials used in residential and light commercial construction.
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3.00 Credits
Introduction to the skills and knowledge base needed to effectively finish the interior of a structure. Floor finish techniques include traditional hardwood, floating laminate systems, and ceramic tile installation. Wall finish techniques focus on gypsum board products, wood paneling, and ceramic tile. The application of unitized ceiling finish systems such as suspended ceilings and acoustic tile is covered as well as textured finishes applied over gypsum board products. Applicable IRC code standards for interior finish are studied and applied.
Prerequisite:
BCT 103 AND BCT 104 AND BCT 109
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2.00 Credits
Focus on the code requirements of weather resistant barriers and the skill development in the selection and installation of resistant systems, siding and roofing materials, soffit, and fascia.
Prerequisite:
BCT 103 AND BCT 104 AND BCT 109
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3.00 Credits
Study of various common structural roof systems and components, including layout terms, rafter sizes, calculations, engineered products and the use of a layout equipment. Emphasis on roof framing principles and application, including gable, hip, and intersecting roof designs. Course work includes construction of roof systems and skill development in the calculation of conventional framing and the implementation of engineered components.
Prerequisite:
BCT 103 AND BCT 104 AND BCT 109
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5.00 Credits
Introduction to masonry construction materials and methods, with an emphasis on the terms, definitions, and methods of construction practices related to concrete block, brick construction, and thin masonry veneer. Topics also include the different types of mortar mixes and their strengths and uses, reinforcement of masonry walls, masonry cleaning, weather protection for masonry, and estimating supplies and materials.
Prerequisite:
BCT 103 AND BCT 104
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3.00 Credits
Principles of concrete design, including water/cement ratios, proportions of ingredients, reinforced concrete, concrete footers and walls, finishing with hand and power trowel equipment, and proper methods of curing and testing concrete.
Prerequisite:
BCT 103 AND BCT 104
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