Construction Technology Program in Aurora, CO

Read Blueprints, Estimate, Frame Drywall, Operate Tools, and More

The Advanced Construction Methods Program provides an opportunity for students to learn the fundamentals of blueprint reading, estimating building codes and ordinances, frame construction, roof framing, interior and exterior finishing and the safe operation and maintenance of tools and equipment. Students will spend time at a building site as well as in the classroom.

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Student learning Advanced Construction Methods in Aurora, CO

Industry Skills

Read blueprints and estimate costs
Frame buildings and roof ng
Safe operation of tools and equipment
Finish interiors and exteriors

Accredited Courses

55 college credits | 1 high school credit

CAR 1003 Carpentry Basics
CAR 1004 Floor And Wall Construction
CAR 1006 Construction and Roof Design
CAR 1034 Exterior Finishes and Trim
CAR 1035 Thermal and Moisture Methods and Materials
CAR 1046 Interior Finishes/Drywall Construction
CAR 1047 Interior Carpentry
CAR 2006 Advanced Floor and Wall Construction
CAR 2007 Advanced Construction and Roof Design
CAR 2008 Advanced Exterior Finishes and Trim
CAR 2009 Advanced Interior Carpentry
CON 1006 Site Prep Through Foundation
CON 1009 Flooring, Tile and Wood
CON 1013 Jobsite Planning through Foundation
CON 1028 Cost Estimation
CON 1030 Blueprint Reading
CON 2010 Advanced Flooring, Tile and Wood

Class Experience

Students spend 50% of their time learning concepts in a classroom, and 50% of their time in the shop with hands-on practical work
Students gain onsite experience through the construction of a student-built house
Enrollment options are available for both high school students and post-secondary students
2 years of classes