Construction Technologies
TMT - Trades, Manufacturing and Transportation · 54 one-credit courses
Students develop basic hand tool and production skills to transform common building materials safely into useful products.
Students examine common building systems and develop basic skills related to building a simple model or full-size system/structure.
Students develop basic shop drawing and estimating skills and apply them to build a product.
Students develop basic hand and power tool skills to build a product made from solid wood.
Students use wood turning equipment and techniques to create a faceplate and spindle turning made from solid and/or built-up stock.
Students select and use the appropriate materials and tools to build a product or structure from a wood composite or another manufactured material.
Students apply knowledge of casting and moulding materials and processes to prepare a mould and produce a casting.
Students develop project design and management skills to extend and enhance competencies and skills in other CTS courses through contexts that are personally relevant.
Students develop the knowledge and skills to acquire a building permit and to locate and prepare a site for excavation and foundation work.
Students develop knowledge and skills related to the preparation and construction of a concrete foundation.
Students develop basic knowledge and skills related to the design and construction of an alternative foundation system.
Students develop basic framing knowledge and skills associated with the construction of a floor and wall system.
Students develop basic framing knowledge and skills associated with the construction of a wall system.
Students develop basic knowledge and skills associated with framing and finishing a simple roof system.
Students apply and develop basic knowledge of door, window and siding systems and of installation skills and procedures.
Students apply electrical principles and develop an understanding of residential electrical code requirements and installation procedures.
Students develop basic knowledge and skills to fabricate and make repairs to residential drainage, waste and vent (DWV) and water supply systems.
Students investigate common heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC) systems and principles and participate in the installation or maintenance of one of these systems.
Students apply construction principles and skills and use pre-engineered designs to build a structure to be used for agricultural purposes.
Students develop a product that incorporates two or more types of material in its construction.
Students develop basic joinery skills and knowledge related to case construction by producing a box-type piece of furniture.
Students use solid and/or composite materials to build a frame and panel product or component.
Students use knowledge of finishing materials and finishing techniques to apply new and replacement finishes.
Students apply web and face frame construction techniques and use solid and/or manufactured materials to produce a built-in or modular cabinet.
Students use solid and composite materials to develop skills in building cabinet doors and drawers.
Students apply skills in mould making and wood conditioning to make a formed part or component.
Students investigate the nature of manufacturing systems used to produce durable goods.
Students work, individually or as team members, to research, design and build a product suitable for mass production and marketing.
Students develop project design and management skills to extend and enhance competencies and skills in other CTS courses through contexts that are personally relevant.
Students develop project design and management skills to extend and enhance competencies and skills in other CTS courses through contexts that are personally relevant.
Students apply prior learning and demonstrate the attitudes, skills and knowledge required by an external organization to achieve a credential/credentials or an articulation.
Students develop essential skills to form, place and finish a concrete project.
Students develop basic knowledge and skills related to masonry materials, structures and finishes.
Students develop basic knowledge and skills to insulate, install and finish an interior wall/ceiling surface.
Students develop the knowledge and skills required to build a straight flight of stairs.
Students develop basic competencies in laying out, cutting and assembling common, hip and valley rafters in relation to specialized structures and coverings.
Students apply basic finish carpentry knowledge and skills to install doors, railings and mouldings.
Students develop skills in selecting and installing typical floor coverings used in residential, institutional and commercial buildings.
Students investigate construction practices and support systems to create an energy-efficient housing design.
Students work with a client to plan and complete a building renovation and/or restoration.
Students investigate structural designs, construction techniques and work site practices related to commercial construction.
Students consider the efficient and timely delivery of a quality product. They investigate and report on site management theories and practices to produce a project management plan.
Students develop skills in preventive maintenance by routinely inspecting and servicing production tools and equipment.
Students use solid and/or manufactured materials and leg-and-rail or pedestal construction techniques to build a free-standing piece of furniture.
Students explore and demonstrate the use of veneer, inlay, carving and/or marquetry techniques to enhance the appearance of a product or component.
Students apply basic knowledge of furniture construction and materials to repair or replace existing components or coverings.
Students develop the knowledge and skills required to build and install a simple cabinet/countertop, complete with an appropriate backsplash and edge treatment.
Students develop a floor/wall cabinet plan and order and install a set of pre-built cabinets.
Students plan, individually or as team members, a production system and create the necessary work cells and floor plan to produce a given product in a safe and efficient manner.
Students identify and enhance management skills in relation to the development and deployment of people and physical resources.
Students develop appropriate layout and assembly skills to install conventional and/or engineered framing components associated with residential and/or light commercial construction.
Students develop project design and management skills to extend and enhance competencies and skills in other CTS courses through contexts that are personally relevant.
Students develop project design and management skills to extend and enhance competencies and skills in other CTS courses through contexts that are personally relevant.
Students apply prior learning and demonstrate the attitudes, skills and knowledge required by an external organization to achieve a credential/credentials or an articulation.