Program Learning Outcomes

A.A.S. and A.S. in Cabinetry & Architectural Woodworking

Program Learning Outcomes

Graduates of this program will be able to design, plan, and execute a complex woodworking project.
Graduates will be able to obtain employment (employer or self) in the industry.
Graduates of this program will be accepted into a related bachelor’s degree program or advanced trade program.

Program Learning Outcomes

Graduate of the CC will be able to design and plan a project by identifying required materials and equipment.
Graduates will be able to setup and safely operate standard cabinetry shop equipment (ie. table saws, jointers/planers, shapers, sanders, and more).

Program Learning Outcomes

Possess a working knowledge of cabinetmaking standards as set forth by Architectural Woodwork Institute (AWI).
Possess the skills and trade knowledge necessary to be productive in the cabinetmaking industry.
Possess good computational and reasoning skills.

Program Learning Outcomes

Recognition of the need for health and safety, accident prevention, and regulatory compliance.
An understanding of materials, labor, and methods of construction.
An ability to identify and analyze project delivery methods.
An ability to use and apply verbal and written business and communication skills.

Program Learning Outcomes

Construction project management from pre-design through commissioning.
An ability to analyze the local and global impact of project life-cycle and sustainability.
Recognition of the need for health and safety, accident prevention, and regulatory compliance.
An ability to apply knowledge of law, contract documents administration, and dispute prevention and resolution.
An understanding of materials, labor, and methods of construction.
An ability to apply knowledge in finance and accounting principles.
An ability to use and apply current technical concepts and practices in planning and scheduling.
An ability to design, implement, and evaluate construction cost management, including plan reading, quantity take offs, and estimating.
An ability to identify and analyze project delivery methods.
An ability to function effectively on teams and demonstrate skills in leadership and managing people.
An ability to use and apply verbal and written business and communication skills.

Program Learning Outcomes

Students will demonstrate a basic understanding of construction management principles and practices in the following areas: construction blueprint reading, construction processes, construction costs and quantity surveys, construction operations and safety, and construction management principles.
Students will demonstrate verbal and written communication skills.
Students will have a foundational understanding of the following basic business practices: business communications and business computer proficiency.
Students will have a solid understanding of construction science in heavy civil, commercial, and residential construction areas including the following: surveying, construction tools and equipment, construction codes and standards, construction graphics and models, construction materials and methods, construction systems, and construction quality and safety.
Students will have a strong foundation in mathematics, science, and algebra.

Program Learning Outcomes

Recognition of the need for health and safety, accident prevention, and regulatory compliance.
An understanding of materials, labor, and methods of construction.
An ability to use and apply current technical concepts and practices in planning and scheduling.
An ability to identify and analyze project delivery methods.
An ability to function effectively on teams and demonstrate skills in leadership and managing people.
An ability to use and apply verbal and written business and communication skills.

Program Learning Outcomes

An ability to design, implement, and evaluate construction cost management, including plan reading, quantity take offs, and estimating.
An ability to function effectively on teams and demonstrate skills in leadership and managing people.
An ability to use and apply verbal and written business and communication skills.
An ability to analyze the local and global impact of project life-cycle and sustainability.
Recognition of the need for health and safety, accident prevention, and regulatory compliance.
An ability to apply knowledge in finance and accounting principles.

Program Learning Outcomes

To provide existing teachers with the fundamental knowledge needed to present woodworking courses to secondary education students.
To provide prospective teachers with a pathway and content knowledge they must demonstrate as they pursue licensure/endorsement.
To provide existing and prospective teachers with the fundamental skills needed to present woodworking courses to secondary education students.