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CM 2200 - Building Construction Methods

2 lecture hours 2 lab hours 3 credits
Course Description
This course provides familiarity with the crew labor and equipment activities typically applied in building construction.  Emphasis is placed on construction techniques involving common materials.  Laboratories highlight teamwork for the crew labor tasks applied to common assemblies and drawings of the architectural details necessary for their proper construction. (prereq: none) (coreq: AE 1001 )
Course Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:
  • Demonstrate working knowledge of how the CSI MasterFormat organizes information about building materials and components for site, concrete, masonry, metals, and wood
  • Demonstrate working knowledge of how material properties and applications affect construction activities
  • Demonstrate working knowledge of building materials assembly to develop design details for the effective application of materials and components
  • Demonstrate working knowledge of graphical techniques used to depict information on drawings
  • Demonstrate working knowledge of common building construction means, methods, and processes
  • Demonstrate the requirements for effective team leadership, teamwork, and collective effort
  • Apply the concepts on how to think and analyze problems, not just what to think
Prerequisites by Topic
  • Construction materials
Course Topics
  • Site organization
  • Safety imperatives
  • Logistical concerns
  • General building construction sequence
  • Plan reading
  • Soils and foundations
  • Equipment production formula
  • OSHA sloping criteria
  • USCS classification and properties
  • Portland cement
  • Cast-in-place and pre-cast concrete
  • Pre-tensioned and post-tensioned concrete
  • Forms and forming systems
  • Concrete reinforcement
  • Concrete placing methods
  • Concrete joints, finishing and curing
  • Masonry
  • Properties of units and motors
  • Masonry laying methods
  • Masonry bonding and jointing
  • Structural steel
  • Steel erection and fastening methods
  • Wood framing
  • Wood erection and fastening methods
  • Typical construction sequence
Coordinator
Mark Rounds


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