CARP 1221 Blueprint Reading and Estimating (1 Lec; 2 Lab; 3 Cr) This course covers the basics of reading and drawing blueprints for residential construction. Estimating the material requirements and making up material lists is also covered.
CARP 1222 Planning and Estimating (1 Lec; 1 Cr) This course covers the planning, coordination, scheduling and estimating needed to make a construction project run efficiently. Prerequisite: CARP 1221
CARP 1225 Hand and Power Tools (1 Lec; 1 Lab; 2 Cr) This course covers the study of the nomenclature and proper use of hand, portable and stationary power tools. Each student will perform exercises to bring them to a level of competency acceptable to the trade.
CARP 1226 Math for Carpenters (1 Lec; 1 Lab; 2 Cr) This course covers the mathematics commonly used in the carpentry trade. Material covered will include: fractions, percentages, linear measures, area, volume, proportions, powers and roots.
CARP 1227 Introduction to Building Codes (1 Lec; 1 Cr) This course covers the Introduction to Building Codes. It includes the purpose for codes, scope of Building Codes, and how to use the UBC code book.
CARP 1228 Cabinet Making (2 Lab; 2 Cr) This course covers the theory and actual construction of cabinets with drawers, doors, shelves, etc. The student will learn how to properly install and trim plastic laminates for counter tops. Prerequisite: CARP 1221 and CARP 1225
CARP 1229 Concrete (1 Lab; 1 Cr) This course includes actual “hands on” experience of forming, pouring and finishing a slab for the on-site garage project.
CARP 1231 Principles of Carpentry I-A Theory (2 Lec; 2 Cr) This course is designed to make the student aware of the dangers involved in the trade. The student will study safe work habits and basic First Aid. The theory portion of preparation of a job site for the construction of a building is taught. Also covered are the fundamentals of footings, foundation walls, floor, wall, ceiling and roofing framing. Roofing material will be discussed along with all framing material.
CARP 1232 Principles of Carpentry I-B (3 Lec; 3 Cr) This course includes types, methods of installation and finishing of drywall. Various types of windows and doors, their installation and technique to finish them are also studied. Exterior finish, insulation, finish flooring, stair building, finish carpentry, etc., are also topics to be covered. Prerequisite: CARP 1231
CARP 1241 Principles of Carpentry I-A Lab (5 Lab; 5 Cr) This course covers the lab portion of preparation of a job site for the construction of a building and teaches the fundamentals of footings and foundation walls. Also covered in this course are the types of floor, wall, ceiling, roof framing, and the materials associated with framing. Prerequisite: CARP 1221 and CARP 1225
CARP 1242 Principles of Carpentry I-B Lab (6 Lab; 6 Cr) This course includes actual “hands on” experience of hanging sheet rock, installing doors and windows, installing insulation, trim work, siding and stair building. This is accomplished through exercises, construction of small buildings and an on-site garage project. Prerequisite: CARP 1241
CARP 2255 Foundations, Concrete and Site Layout (1 Lec; 3 Lab; 4 Cr) This course will focus on constructing a house foundation according to blueprints of a house project. Laying and finishing concrete floors, slabs and sidewalks, and developing building layouts for wall lines, elevations, and angles according to house blueprints is also covered.
CARP 2256 Blueprint Reading and Codes (1 Lec; 1 Lab; 2 Cr) This course focuses on the language of blueprints and applies this knowledge to an actual project. Students will be working with building inspectors and building codes.
CARP 2257 Scaffolding, Ladders and Power Tools (1 Lab; 1 Cr) This course will introduce the students to residential and commercial scaffolding and ladders. Students will be able to safely erect and use scaffolding and ladders. It will also enable the students to use skills developed in the lab and apply them to construction on the job site.
CARP 2258 Floor Framing (1 Lab; 1 Cr) This course covers the different types, materials and application of floor framing. Prerequisite: Carpentry I or one year of carpentry experience
CARP 2259 Wall Framing (1 Lec; 1 Lab; 2 Cr) This course will focus on researching new materials, choosing the best materials and applying the materials correctly. It also covers wall framing. Prerequisite: First year carpentry courses or one year of carpentry experience
CARP 2265 Roof Framing (1 Lec; 1 Lab; 2 Cr) This course covers new construction roof framing of all styles. Prerequisite: First year carpentry courses or one year of carpentry experience
CARP 2266 Roof Coverings and Safety (1 Lec; 1 Lab; 2 Cr) This course will focus on enabling students to finish roof exteriors properly, safely and neatly. It also covers safety of construction equipment from stationary tools to heavy equipment. Prerequisite: First year of carpentry courses or one year of carpentry experience
CARP 2275 Exterior Finishing (2 Lab; 2 Cr) This course covers exterior wall finishes, cornice and application. Prerequisite: Carpentry I or one year of carpentry work experience
CARP 2276 Remodeling (1 Lec; 1 Lab; 2 Cr) This course covers remodeling of new and old structures. Prerequisite: Carpentry I or one year of carpentry experience.
CARP 2277 Insulation and Drywall (1 Lec; 2 Lab; 3 Cr) This course will focus on calculating R-Value, installing vapor barriers, ventilation and insulation. It also covers sheetrock, taping and interior sheeting. Prerequisite: First year carpentry courses or one year of carpentry experience
CARP 2278 Small Projects and Estimating (1 Lec; 1 Cr) This course covers materials and cost estimating. Prerequisite: First year carpentry courses or one year of carpentry experience
CARP 2285 Interior Finishing (1 Lec; 1 Lab; 2 Cr) This course covers interior finishing of mouldings, trim, doors, windows and suspended ceilings. Prerequisite: Carpentry I or one year of carpentry experience
CARP 2286 Cabinets, Floor Covering and Stair Finishing (1 Lec; 3 Lab; 4 Cr) This course will focus on designing, layout and installing cabinets. It also covers measuring, installing and understanding the use of the different types of floor coverings and advanced stair building. Prerequisite: First year of carpentry courses or one year of carpentry experience