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Professional & Technical Education Certificate & Degree Programs + Indicates course has prerequisites and/or co-requisites. ++ Indicates any module suffixed courses. 156 15. Identify parts, tools, components and define the nomenclature, codes, and types of concrete box girder bridges and forms. (CRP122) 16. Identify the purpose and use of cofferdams, the difference of precast and pre-stressed bridge construction and construction sequence. (CRP122) 17. Demonstrate locating of layout footing, abutment and pier details and the purpose of release agents and importance of properly cured concrete. (CRP122) 18. Practice set up of building line at ninety degrees, optical equipment and level and use sight target to elevate and level formwork. (CRP124) 19. Identify terms and characteristics of form systems including types, function and application, proper layout procedures/techniques using building lines, take-off lists and elevation, installation techniques for edge form, inverted T foundation, ceiling joists, curb and gutter projects. (CRP124, CRP231) 20. Identify gable roof elements, hardware, terms, building codes, and safety considerations used on commercial construction including cut lists, angle layouts. CRP(231, CRP233) 21. Identify terms, definitions, types and characteristics of stairways, cabinets and form systems, including requirements for compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) regulations. (CRP232, CRP244) 22. Demonstrate proper method to install and secure roof truss sections including measuring and cutting techniques. (CRP233) 23. Label transit and laser level components including optical principles, level types, characteristics, operating principles and methods. (CRP234) 24. Identify classes, types, and sizes of typical doors including hardware, lockset installation, cutting method for door hinges, applicable building and fire codes. (CRP242) 25. Identify types, sizes, terms, material, components, hardware for wall cabinets including proper installation, alignment and inspection. (CRP244) CONSTRUCTION TRADES: CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION To qualify, students must earn a grade of "C" or better in all required courses. CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION IN CONSTRUCTION TRADES: CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT (26 CREDITS; CODE 5595 ) The Certificate of Completion (CCL) in Construction Trades: Construction Management program is designed to train and upgrade skills of people working in the construction industry as foremen, supervisors, construction business owners, and construction superintendents. Training is included in the areas of leadership and motivation, oral and written communications, problem solving, contracts and documents, planning and scheduling, cost awareness and production control, sustainability, project safety and improvement. The skills acquired in this program can be applied to work in highway departments, engineering and architectural firms, and material sales firms, as well as the construction industry. Required Course Credits .......................................................................................................................................... 20 ABC/MEC120 Basic Calculations for Construction .................................................................................................1.5 BPC110 Computer Usage and Application ....................................................................................................3 GBS110 Human Relations in Business and Industry ....................................................................................3 IND135 Interpersonal Skills and Leadership in Construction .....................................................................1 IND137 Issues and Resolutions ......................................................................................................................1 IND138 Introduction to Project Management and Resource Control .......................................................1 IND139 Construction Documents ..................................................................................................................1 IND140 Construction Scheduling and Time Management ..........................................................................1 IND141 Estimating and Cost Control .............................................................................................................1 IND145 Sustainable Construction Supervisor ...............................................................................................1.5 HMT/OSH101 Introduction to Occupational Safety, Health, and Environmental Technology ..........................3 OSH105 Construction Safety ............................................................................................................................2 Restricted Electives .................................................................................................................................................. 6 Students should select any combination of courses for a total of six credits: COM110 Interpersonal Communication ..........................................................................................................3 COM230 Small Group Communication ............................................................................................................3 MAT112+ Mathematical Concepts/Applications (3) OR