24 courses with the subject AECT, 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.
AECT 100Construction Technology and Managment Orientation1
Lecture Hours: 1 Laboratory (or Other) Hours: 0 This course is an introduction to architectural and construction technology as fields of study and careers. Topics include a review of academic policies and requirements for successful completion of the program, and a review of techniques, procedures, and systems in architecture and construction. The course explores career opportunities in residential, commercial, and industrial industries, and students will investigate areas of continued study at the upper-division level, i.e., transfer. The use of spreadsheets (Microsoft Excel) will also be covered.
None Structural steel framing design using LRFD and design of reinforced concrete members using ACI-318 code are analyzed. Computer applications and a comprehensive design project of steel and concrete framed buildings are required.
AECT 400 Restriction(s): Junior/Senior level and Construction Mgmt: Design&Build or Construction Management BT majors only
AECT 301Construction Mgt Competition3
Lecture Hours: 3 Laboratory (or Other) Hours: 0 Other Course Attribute(s): APOA Restriction(s): Restricted to Construction and/or Architecture majors. Permission of instructor required. Students will expand on previous coursework to develop professional construction management proposals, presentations, scheduling and estimating. Proposals, presentations, schedules and estimates will be built based on real-life construction projects and scenarios. Students will expand their management skills, develop and implement documentation to be used in annual regional and national construction management competitions. All students will participate in a team and compete in an annual regional and/or national construction management competition.
AECT 280 Restriction(s): Junior or higher class level
Corequisite
None Efficient operation of a building’s mechanical systems/components, and the balancing of HVAC loads for the comfort of the occupants, are key components of this course. Students will be exposed to testing and diagnostic equipment/processes commonly used in industry today. Additionally, trouble shooting, preventative maintenance, energy efficiency, potable water systems and emergency issues will be studied.
None The faculty member and student develop an area of study not within an approved course. Advanced study provides a very able and highly motivated student the opportunity to explore a topic of study in greater depth and breadth. Student Learning Outcomes of the Course: Demonstrate the ability to work independently. Demonstrate proficiency in the specific area of study.
Source: SUNY College of Technology at Delhi's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
