Construction Technology Diploma

Purpose

The Construction Technology diploma prepares graduates with entry-level “hands on” skills and knowledge for employment in the construction industry. Students will learn a variety of techniques needed in the construction industry. The credits earned toward a diploma apply to the degree without loss of credits.

Note: This diploma is available at Hastings

Suggested Sequence of Courses

Required Courses

CNST 1200 - Construction Safety 1 credit(s)
CNST 1400 - Residential Components 2 credit(s)
CNST 1500 - Residential Framing 3 credit(s)
CNST 1600 - Residential Exteriors 3 credit(s)
CNST 1700 - Residential Interiors 3 credit(s)
CNST 1900 - Residential Interior Finish Carpentry 2 credit(s)
CNST 1950 - Cabinet Construction I 2 credit(s)
CNST 1960 - Cabinet Construction II 3 credit(s)
Student Elective Courses - Select 3 credit(s)
(Recommend: ACCT 1100 )

Subtotal: 22

Basic Achievement Requirements

All graduates with a diploma will meet minimum achievements for math, writing and reading. Graduates can meet the requirement by:

	1. Acquiring appropriate Mandatory Assessment scores in math, writing and reading.
	OR
	2. Completing the following courses:
		a. MATH 0930 Practical Math OR MATH 0940 Pre-Algebra with a C or above.
		AND
		b. ENGL 0970 Reading & Writing Essentials II with a C or above.
	OR
	3. Completing a 1000-level MATH or ENGL course with a D or above.

General Education Core Requirements

All graduates with a diploma will complete a minimum of 9 credits of General Education from the following:

GEN ED Group A: Communications 3 credit(s)
GEN ED Group B: Critical Thinking and Problem Solving 3 credit(s)
GEN ED Group C: Life and Career Skills, D: Information & Technology Literacy or E: Global Awareness 3 credit(s)