Program Guide
Building and Construction Technology
Associate in Applied Science

This program guide lists the current requirements for this degree. See bottom of page for a link to previous versions of this program guide.		 Technology Division
Office: Regional Technology Center M-TEC RTC2700
Phone: (810) 762-0500
 

This program prepares graduates for entry level positions in various segments of the construction and architectural design industries. Students will be prepared to enter the commercial or residential fields of construction and design, with duties such as, building layout, preparation of material quotations, material ordering, estimating and tracking costs, and managing of construction projects. Building and construction technicians find employment with residential and commercial builders, architectural firms, contractors, municipalities, and suppliers of construction materials. Related fields are equipment sales and rental, building inspection and insurance adjusting.

 
 

Occupational Specialty Courses

 
note    course Description Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		 TOP
    BCON-164  Elementary Surveying II  3  4   
    BCON-180  Construction Fundamentals  4  6   
    BCON-181  Construction Materials  3  4   
    BCON-182  Bldg Construction Codes  3  4   
    BCON-183  Bldg Maintenance and Alteration  3  4   
    BCON-268  Construction Estimating  3  4   
    CADD-110  Architectural Blueprint Reading w/CADD  3  4   
    CADD-171  2D CADD Applications  3  4   
    CADD-172  Architectural Detailing Applications  3  4   
    CADD-261  Bldg Design Applications  4  6   
    ELEC-131  Residential Electrical Wiring  3  4   
    TECH-100  Communication Skills for Technology  2  2   
Group Total  37 50  
 

Related Requirement Courses

 


Select 3 courses from the following

 
note    course Description Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		 TOP
      Any MKT. course  3  3 
      Any MGMT course  3  3 
      Any BUSN course  3  3 
    BCON-282  Bldg and Construction Internship  2  2   
Group Total  8-9 8-9  
 

Recommended Elective Courses

 
note    course Description Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		 TOP
    CADD-100  Mechanical Blueprint Reading w/CADD  3  4   
    CADD-101  Parametric Modeling Fundamentals  3  4   
    ELEC-133  Electrical Circuits  3  4   
Group Total  As needed  
 

General Education Requirements (minimum of 18 credits required)

 


English Composition (3 credits)

 
note    course Description Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		 TOP
    ENGL-101  English Composition I  3  3   


Humanities (3 credits)

 
note    course Description Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		 TOP
    ENGL-102  English Composition II  3  3   


Social Science (3 credits)

 
note    course Description Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		 TOP
      Complete any 100 level or higher Social Science course  3  3 


Mathematics (3-4 credits)

 
note    course Description Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		 TOP
    MATH-128  Technical Mathematics  5  5   
  or  MATH-140  Trigonometry  3  3   
      OR higher Mathematics course     


Additional General Education Credits to Fulfill General Education Requirements

 
note    course Description Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		 TOP
      Any IT course that fulfills the Information Technology requirement     
  or  COMG-153  Computers-A Practical Approach  3  3   
Group Total  18 18  
     
    Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		  
      PROGRAM TOTAL: 63-64 76-77  
   
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