PostSecondary Construction Options for Students

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Post-Secondary Construction Options for Students

• Greg Case
• Construction Management Program Coordinator
• CCBC Catonsville School of Applied and
  Information Technology SAIT

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What to do after High School?
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Possible paths
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Choices

• Apprenticeship Training
• Community College
• College/University
• Work
• Stay home and let someone feed me

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Apprenticeship options

• Associated Builders Contractors (ABC) (410)
  821-0351
• Michelle Butt, Training Director,
  mbutt_at_abcbaltimore.org
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• Baltimore Carpenters, JAC [phone]
• Kevin Donohue, Training Director,
  bcjac.mail_at_verizon.net
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• Baltimore Electricians, JATC [phone]
• Dave Norfolk, Training Director,
  jatcneca_at_connext.net
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• Heat Frost Insulators Asbestos Workers Local
  24 [phone]
• Brian Cavey, Director, Brian.Cavey_at_insulators24.or
  g

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Apprenticeship

• Independent Electrical Contractors (IEC) (301)
  621-9545 / [phone]
• Jim Deal, Training Director - jdeal_at_iec-chesapeake
  .com
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• Ironworkers, L.U. 16 [phone]
• John Coleman, Training Director, jcoliw16_at_msn.com
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• MD Association of Plumbing, Heating Cooling
  Contractors (MPHCC)
• [phone]
• Diane Kastner, Training Director - phccmd_at_aol.com

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Apprenticeship

• Operating Engineers L.U. 37 [phone]
• Wade Hamel, Training Director -
  oets_at_mindspring.com
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• Plumbers Steamfitters L.U. 486 (410)
  866-5313
• Al Clinedinst, Training Director -
  plfit486_at_bcpl.net
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• Sheet Metal Workers L.U. 100 [phone]
• Joseph Oldewurtel, Training Director -
  joldewurtel_at_msn.com
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• Sprinkle fitters L.U. 536 [phone]
• Robert C. Fique, Training Director -
  ualocal536_at_aol.com

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Community College options

• Community College of Baltimore County
• Prince Georges Community College
• Montgomery College
• Frederick Community College
• College of Southern Maryland

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College in state and out

• University of Maryland Eastern Shore UMES
• Many out of state options

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CCBC Catonsville

• Construction Management (CM) degree
• 13 content classes / 8 general education 64cr
• Construction Management certificate
• 13 content classes 39cr

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CM General Education classes

• ENGL 101 College Composition I 3
• MATH 135 Applied Algebra and Trigonometry or
  higher 3
• ERSC 101 Earth Science or
• ENVS 101/102 Introduction to Environmental
  Science and lab or
• PHYS 101 Fundamentals of Physics 4
• SPCM 101 Fundamentals of Speech Communication 3
• CINS 101 Introduction to Computers or
• CINS 155 Information Seeking Through the
  Internet 3
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• General Education Electives
• (Choose courses in each category from the list of
  approved General Education courses. One 3-credit
  General Education course must be a Diversity
  course.)
• Social and Behavioral Science - 3
• Social and Behavioral Science or Arts and
  Humanities 3
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• TOTAL GENERAL EDUCATION 22

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CM deg. Requirements

• PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS (nine courses)
• ENGL 239 Business Communication 3
• CONT 101 Construction Blueprint Reading 3
• CONT 106 Construction Materials and Methods 3
• CONT 121 Construction Estimating 3
• CONT 126 Construction Specifications 3
• CONT 136 Construction Contracts and Related Law 3
• CONT 151 Construction Planning and Scheduling 3
• OSHT 121 Construction Safety and Health 3
• SURV 101 Surveying Instruments 3

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CM deg. Electives

• (Select five courses)
• CONT 116 Practices of Residential Construction 3
• CONT 166 Construction Supervision and
  Leadership 3
• CONT 246 Construction Claims and Changes 3
• CONT 254 Construction Project Management 3
• CONT 255 Construction Procurement Contracting 3
• CONT 256 Construction Cost Control 3
• CADD 101 Intro Computer Aided Design/Drafting 3
• TOTAL PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS AND ELECTIVES 42
• TOTAL REQUIRED FOR A.A.S. DEGREE 64-66

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CM cert. Requirements

• CINS 101 Introduction to Computer Applications
  or
• CINS 155 Computer Information Technology 3
• CONT 101 Construction Blueprint Reading 3
• CONT 106 Construction Materials and Methods 3
• CONT 121 Construction Estimating 3
• CONT 126 Construction Specifications 3
• CONT 136 Construction Contracts and Related Law 3
• CONT 151 Construction Planning and Scheduling 3
• OSHT 121 Construction Safety and Health 3
• SURV 101 Surveying Instruments 3

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CM cert. Electives

• (Select four courses)
• CONT 116 Practices of Residential Construction 3
• CONT 166 Construction Supervision and
  Leadership 3
• CONT 246 Construction Claims and Changes 3
• CONT 254 Construction Project Management 3
• CONT 255 Construction Procurement Contracting 3
• CONT 256 Construction Cost Control 3
• CADD 101 Intro Computer Aided Design/Drafting 3
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• TOTAL REQUIRED FOR CERTIFICATE 39

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CCBC Catonsville

• Construction Craft Professional (CCP)degree
• Articulate 24-30 cr from apprenticeship
• 5 content classes / 8 general education 64-70
• Construction Craft Professional certificate
• Articulate 24-30 cr from apprenticeship
• 5 content classes 39-45 cr

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CCP General Education classes

• ENGL 101 College Composition I 3
• MATH 135 Applied Algebra and Trigonometry or
  higher 3
• ERSC 101 Earth Science or
• ENVS 101/102 Introduction to Environmental
  Science and lab or
• PHYS 101 Fundamentals of Physics 4
• SPCM 101 Fundamentals of Speech Communication 3
• CINS 101 Introduction to Computers or
• CINS 155 Information Seeking Through the
  Internet 3
•  
• General Education Electives
• (Choose courses in each category from the list of
  approved General Education courses. One 3-credit
  General Education course must be a Diversity
  course.)
• Social and Behavioral Science - 3
• Social and Behavioral Science or Arts and
  Humanities 3
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• TOTAL GENERAL EDUCATION 22

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CCP deg. Requirements

• Complete a four or five year craft apprenticeship
  program in a technical craft area (24-30 credits)
• Break out of hours articulate to the following
  classes
• CONT 101 Construction Blueprint Reading 3
• CONT 106 Construction Materials Methods 3
• CONT 102 Construction Craft II 6
• CONT 103 Construction Craft III 6
• CONT 104 Construction Craft IV 6
• CONT 105 Construction Craft V (five yr pro) 6

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CCP deg. Classes to take at CCBC

• PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS (take three courses)
• CONT 151 Construction Planning and Scheduling 3
• CONT 166 Construction Supervision and
  Leadership 3
• OSHT 121 Construction Safety and Health 3
• ENGL 239 Business Communication 3
• PROGRAM ELECTIVES for Certificate (take two
  courses)
• CONT 121 Construction Estimating 3
• CONT 246 Construction Claims and Changes 3
• CONT 254 Construction Project Management 3
• CONT 256 Construction Cost Control 3
• SURV 101 Surveying Instruments 3
• SURV 111 Surveying Computations 3
• REQUIRED FOR A.A.S. DEGREE 64-70

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CCP cert. Requirements

• Complete a four or five year craft apprenticeship
  program in a technical craft area (24-30 credits)
• Break out of hours articulate to the following
  classes
• CONT 101 Construction Blueprint Reading 3
• CONT 106 Construction Materials Methods 3
• CONT 102 Construction Craft II 6
• CONT 103 Construction Craft III 6
• CONT 104 Construction Craft IV 6
• CONT 105 Construction Craft V (five yr pro) 6

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CCP cert. Classes to take at CCBC

• CONT 151 Construction Planning and Scheduling 3
• CONT 166 Construction Supervision and
  Leadership 3
• OSHT 121 Construction Safety and Health 3
• PROGRAM ELECTIVES for Certificate (take two
  courses)
• CONT 121 Construction Estimating 3
• CONT 246 Construction Claims and Changes 3
• CONT 254 Construction Project Management 3
• CONT 256 Construction Cost Control 3
• SURV 101 Surveying Instruments 3
• SURV 111 Surveying Computations 3
• TOTAL REQUIRED FOR CERTIFICATE 39-45

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Contact information

• Greg Case
• Construction Management Coordinator
• 443-840-4110
• gcase_at_ccbcmd.edu
• Web site www.ccbcmd.edu
• Construction page
• http//ccbcmd.edu/sait/tech_studies/construction.h
  tml