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Associate in Applied Science Degree
 

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Associate in Applied Science Degree

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Overview

The Apprenticeship Technology Associate in Applied Science Degree is only being offered to Union Apprentices registered through the North Central States Regional Council of Carpenters.

Carpenters construct, install, erect and repair structures to comply with all existing codes and in a manner that exhibits skill and craftsmanship.  They read blueprints, sketches and specifications for information pertaining to dimensions, types of materials required and standards of work.  Carpenters work with a variety of hand tools, power tools and equipment.  They work in a variety of physically demanding situations including weather extremes, heights and enclosed areas.  A carpenter may be skilled in framing, interior and exterior finishing, forming and/or remodeling of residential and commercial buildings.

Career Opportunities

A person who has carpenter training may be an all around carpenter or may specialize in areas such as framer, interior finisher, sider, shingler, drywall installer, acoustical ceiling installer, maintenance carpenter, bridge builder or prefabrications production builder.  A carpenter may advance to the position of crew supervisor or job superintendent.  Carpenters may go into business for themselves and become contractors for new construction or remodeling work.  They may also go into related fields of work as sales, lumber yard management, building inspection or factory representative.

Technical Studies Required 47 credits
CARP1100 Intro to Residential Construction 1
CARP1111 Floor and Wall Framing 5
CARP1130 Additions and Retrofit 2
CARP1140 Engineered Roof Systems 2
CARP1150 Rafter Framing 3
CARP1180 Stair Framing 2
CARP1210 Residential Roof Coverings 1
CARP1220 Siding 2
CARP1420 Concrete Stairs, Walks and Drives 1
CARP1430 Install Concrete Slabs 1
CARP1511 Insulation and Drywall 3
CARP1720 Interior Trim 4
CARP1760 Cabinet Making 3
CARP1810 Residential Blueprint Reading 1
CARP1830 Building Code 1
CARP1880 On-The-Job-Training Internship I 5
CARP1885 On-The-Job-Training Internship II 5
CARP1890 On-The-Job-Training Internship III 5
General Education Required 13 credits
COMM2050 Interpersonal Communication 3
ENGL2125 Technical Writing 3
MATH2100 Concepts in Mathematics 3
PHIL2300 Business Ethics 4
General Education Elective 6 credits
Total Associate in Applied Science Degree 66 credits
Hennepin Technical College ’s 2000-level general education courses, with one area of exception, meet the guidelines of the Minnesota Transfer Curriculum (MnTC).  The excepted area contains courses in computer literacy.  Although students may apply up to three computer literacy credits toward satisfying the general education requirements for an A.A.S. degree, the computer literacy credits do not meet the MnTC guidelines and may or may not be accepted for general education transfer by other Minnesota colleges.

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