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Building Construction Technology

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The Building Construction Technology program is a comprehensive, three-credit-hour course that blends classroom learning, hands-on lab work, and real-world jobsite experience.

Students will gain valuable skills in architectural design, as well as the installation, maintenance, and repair of residential homes and commercial buildings.

Through a variety of practical activities like estimating, measuring, cutting, fitting, and installing finish materials, students will develop a strong foundation in construction techniques.

The program also emphasizes essential skills in math, reading, writing, and communication, ensuring students are equipped to succeed in both the technical and professional aspects of the construction industry.

Prepare for a successful career in construction with real-world experience and industry-relevant knowledge through the Building Construction Technology program.

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Possible Careers

  • Carpenter
  • Brick/Block Mason
  • Cement Finisher
  • Laborer
  • Insulator
  • Plumber/Steamfitter
  • Millwright
  • Roofer
  • Glazier
  • Drywall/Finisher
  • Painter
  • Boilermaker
  • Foreman
  • Equipment Operator
  • Cabinet Maker
  • Estimator
  • Project Engineer
  • Field Engineer
  • Superintendent

 

Dual Credits

  • Vincennes University
    • CNST 100 - Construction Seminar
    • CNST 120 - Construction Safety
    • CNST 105 - Framing
    • CNST 105L - Framing Laboratory
    • CNST 160 - Finish Carpentry
    • CNST 160L - Finish Carpentry Laboratory

Certifications Available

  • OSHA 10 Safety Certification
  • Carpentry Level I Apprentice - Indiana Kentucky Ohio Regional Council of Carpenters (IKORCC)

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