This course is designed to introduce students to basic construction procedures and operations used to construct a residence. Emphasis will be plac
- Subject
- CARP
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2026-2027
- Source
- hennepintech.smartcatalogiq.com
31 courses with the subject CARP, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
This course is designed to introduce students to basic construction procedures and operations used to construct a residence. Emphasis will be plac
This course covers floor and wall framing. It is designed to introduce students to framing materials used to build floors and walls and
This course introduces the student to construction processes used to attach and/or modify rooms, porches and garages. This course will c
This course will introduce the student to various of the engineer designed products used to support the roof on a house. Students will t
This course is designed to provide the opportunity for students to layout, cut and install rafters. Projects may include a full scale ro
This course introduces the student to the layout, cutting, and installation of stairs.
This is an advanced course for students working in the carpentry trade wanting to upgrade their skills in the theory of stair layout, cu
This course is an introduction to deck building for the carpentry student. This course will touch on design/code requirements. This cour
This course will introduce students to various types of exterior finishing techniques. Students will obtain knowledge of different types
This course introduces the student to procedures used to form, pour and finish concrete stairs, walks and driveways.
This course introduces the student to the procedures used to form, pour and finish concrete slabs.
This course introduces the student to the properties of insulation and gypsum wallboard and proper installation of both.
Course Credits: 3
This course introduces the student to interior trim. It will include the installation of jamb sets, pre-hung doors, door and window casi
This course introduces the student to the elements of cabinet construction such as drawing, cutting and assembly of cabinet body parts,
This course introduces the student to the fundamentals of blueprints and the reading of residential blueprints through the use of a standard workb
This course introduces the student to estimating materials for rough framing and interior and exterior finishing.
This course is a study of the parts of the State Building Code that relate to residential construction.
This course is a study of the State Energy Code and construction methods and strategies used to build energy efficient houses.
This course will introduce students to a computer program for drawing blueprints. After completing the program, students will be able to
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This course covers the integration of green building technologies into conventional residential construction practices. Principles and practices to
This course is a survey of alternative building materials, products, and methods of construction, with an emphasis on the efficient use of materials and energy. This cour
This course will introduce the student to building-science principles and how a building works as a system. This course also identifies the relatio
This course will cover improving the energy efficiency and the health, comfort and safety of the occupants of new and existing buildings
This course is an introduction to the various home rating systems, including LEED, MN Green Star and Energy Star. Their history, function in today
This course will provide the student with 40 hours per credit of on-the-job training in the building industry. The student will use the
This course introduces students to the fundamentals of planning, starting, managing, and sustaining an independent, small carpentry business. Students will learn how to
Course Credits: 3
Course Credits: 2
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