- High School (9-12)
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- Building Trades
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General Course Overview
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The Building Trades Class will present the student with basic knowledge in the related fields essential in the construction trades. Major areas of study include rough framing, finishing, roofing / exteriors, electrical wiring, plumbing. Each area will teach students necessary terminology as well as provide hands-on activities that will develop various skills related to maintaining a family home.
General Course Information
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Course Number: 1340/2340
CTE Program and Course Code: 171000
Grade Level: 11-12
Duration: Full Year, Two Class Hours per Day
Credits Earned: 1 credit per semester
Required Texts (provided):-
Carpentry 3rd Edition, Gaspar Lewis and Floyd Vogt
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Course Goals
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Objective:
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Demonstrate safe practices before working with shop equipment, passing all safety quizzes with 100% accuracy.
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Understand the vocabulary terms associated with building trades and building codes
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Recognize and experience the different building materials processes and the advantage of each
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Demonstrate the proper techniques for each process
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Demonstrate appropriate housekeeping and recordkeeping in the lab
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Demonstrate an awareness of career opportunities in the manufacturing pathway
Topics Covered:
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Safety
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General Lab
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Housekeeping
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PPE
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Hand Tools
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Power tools
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Ladders
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Scaffolding
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Measurement
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Manage time
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Jobsite safety
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Power tools
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Hand tools
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Print reading
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Material planning
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Inspections
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Foundations
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Rough construction
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Finish construction
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Electrical wiring
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Plumbing
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Insulation
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Drywall
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Windows/doors
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Trusses
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Roofing
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Exterior
Student Organizations
Students in Building Trades will have the opportunity to participate in SkillsUSA. The goal of SkillsUSA is to build a student’s technical and leadership skills in a career area. Students who wish to participate will be able to compete at local and state events. The students will also be involved in service learning projects to better one’s community.For more info please visit - www.skillsusa.org
College Credit Opportunities
College credit can also be earned with pre-determined Articulation Agreements. Students may qualify if they can perform specific tasks at an acceptable level, and maintain a “B” or above grade in the course.Visit the following website for specific articulated college courses – www.ctecreditmn.com
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Skills Needed
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Time Management
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Problem solving
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Critical thinking
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Communication skills
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Teamwork
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Creativity
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Innovation
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Detail orientated
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