UTTC Course Catalog
DIVISION OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
This division is under the direction of the
Vice President of Academics, Career, and Technical Education.
CTE 101 - Intro To Construction Tech
3 Credits
This course is designed to introduce the student to the Construction Technology program and curriculum. It includes a comprehensive review of construction theory and practice with emphasis on the construction process and organization of the construction industry. The student is taught a general construction history, purposes, career fields, equipment used, safety, materials, and construction company organization and operation. (Fall & Spring)
CTE 130 - Carpentry III
6 Credits
This course is designed to increase the students knowledge of the various aspects of carpentry on an advanced level using actual field exercises and experience gained working with established construction firms. Those students not placed with contracting firms will work on campus on remodeling, maintenance and various repair or construction projects. (Summer)
CTE 135 - Intro to Building Services Systems
3 Credits
Fundamentals of building service systems namely, Electrical, HVAC, Plumbing and Maintenance explores the various aspects of the operation and maintenance needs of buildings. (Fall, Spring)
CTE 141 - Materials
2 Credits
This course is designed to expose the learner to a broad range of materials, methods, and techniques commonly used in the construction industry. (Spring)
CTE 190 - Special Topics: Cabinets
6 Credits
This course is an introduction to computer-aided graphics, with an emphasis on two-dimensional architectural drawings. Drafting is done with the aid of computers using AutoCAD software.
CTE 205 - Print Reading II
2 Credits
Print Reading II is a continuation of Print Reading I. It is an in-depth study of residential and light commercial construction plans and specifications. This is a comprehensive blue print interpretative course with emphasis on dimensions, line work, symbols and abbreviations, and details commonly used in prints. Most work will be done with computers in generating basic blue prints with the use of Autodesk Architectural Desktop 2004. (Fall)
CTE 220 - Carpentry V
6 Credits
This course will explore various aspects and procedures of carpentry pertaining to cabinets and counter tops for kitchens, bathrooms, and storage areas. (Spring)
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