About the Program
CIP 46.0201
The focus of the carpentry program is to prepare students for entrance into the residential construction field with a well-rounded background in all facets of construction. Students will have classroom and shop instruction, lab work, and on-site experiences.
The program encompasses every aspect of home construction from site preparation to building occupancy. Emphasis will focus on foundations, framing, interior and exterior finishes, blueprint reading, and estimating costs.
Students will be exposed to modern construction methods and techniques. Operation of hand and power tools used in construction, related safety, and maintenance will be thoroughly addressed. The course will also aim to develop effective employer to employee and worker and client relationships as well as desirable personal work habits.
Award
Certificate of Completion
NCCER Core
NCCER Carpentry Level 1
Admission Requirements
Priority given to applicants with ACT composite of 14 or equivalent placement test scores.
Associate of Applied Science
Curriculum
First Semester
| Class | Title | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| CCT 1116 | Foundations | 6 |
| CCT 1163 | Construction Mathematics | 3 |
| CCT 1236 | Floor and Wall Framing | 6 |
| LLS 1311 | Orientation | 1 |
| Total Hours | 16 | |
Second Semester
| Class | Title | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| CCT 1245 | Ceiling and Roof Framing | 5 |
| CCT 1315 | Interior/Exterior Finishing and Cabinet Installation | 5 |
| CCT 1133 | Blueprint Reading | 3 |
| Approved Carpentry Technology Elective | 3 | |
| Total Hours | 16 | |
Advisors
Napoleon Hodges
Advisor - Residential Carpentry
- 601-276-3728
- nhodges@smcc.edu
Program Costs
| Vocational Course Lab Fee | $100/semester |
| Certification Fees | $50 (1 time) |
| Tool Kit | $100 |
