Carpentry - Certificate

17 Credits

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Degree Description

The Carpentry program prepares students for a career in residential and commercial carpentry. The program coursework includes a mix of technical and general education, theory and hands-on learning experiences starting with the basics in tool usage, construction safety and print reading and progressing to advanced applications of residential and commercial carpentry skills and knowledge.

Admission Dates: Fall Semester

Offered on the Faribault Campus

The course requirements listed below are specific to the 2019-2020 school year. If you need to see this program from previous years view our Catalog Archive.

Required Technical Courses (5 Courses)

Complete the following courses:

CARP1110 Carpentry Tools and Safety (2 Credits)

CARP1121 Print Reading (2 Credits)

CARP1123 Residential Principles I (5 Credits)

CARP1130 Residential Principles II (5 Credits)

MATH1050 Mathematics for Technical Careers (3 Credits)

PLEASE NOTE: All program plans are preliminary and curriculum may change without notice. Your catalog of record may have different requirements.