New Mexico Junior College
Degree Plan
Updated: November 24, 2007
Name:____________________________ Social Security Number:____________________________
Degree: Associate in Applied Science
Major:
Construction Technology
Emphasis Areas: Carpentry, Electrical, Masonry, Plumbing, and Project
Management and Supervision
Requirements: A total of 61-74 credit hours of which at least 12 hours are earned at NMJC; minimum GPA of 2.00. All courses, other than General Education Requirements, must be completed with a “C” or better. The student will choose an emphasis area in addition to the departmental requirements, departmental electives, and general education requirements.
General Education Requirements – 21-26 credit hours:
| PS 110 | College Orientation (0) or | _____ | Any
CS or EG Prefix Course (3-4) |
____ | |
| PS 113A | Freshman Seminar (3) | ____ | PY 111H | Fitness for Life (1) | ____ |
| EN 113 | Composition and Rhetoric (3) | ____ | _____ | Physical Education (Activity Course) (1) | ____ |
| EN 123A | Report Writing for Technicians (3) or | SE 113 | Interpersonal Communication (3) | ____ | |
| _____ | Lab Science (4) | ____ | SP 103 | Introduction to Spanish (3) or | |
| MA 114 | Technical Math (4) | ____ | SP 113 | Beginning Spanish I (3) | ____ |
Departmental Requirements – 4 credit hours:
| CT 111 | Tools for Success (1) | ____ | CT 112 | Orientation to Construction & Engineering Technology (2) | ____ |
| CT 111F | Field Safety (1) |
Departmental Electives – 10-16 credit hours:
| CT 113 | Building Materials (3) | ____ | CT 133 | Site Layout (3) | ____ |
| CT 123 | Blueprint Reading for Construction (3) | ____ | CT 141-7 | Fieldwork for Construction (3) | ____ |
EMPHASIS AREAS
Carpentry – 26 credit hours:
| CT 114C | Carpentry I (4) | ____ | CT 153C | International Residential Code I (3) | ____ |
| CT 124C | Carpentry II (4) | ____ | CT 163C | International Residential Code II (3) | ____ |
| CT 135C | Carpentry III (5) | ____ | CT 173C | Principles of Construction (3) | ____ |
| CT 144C | Carpentry IV (4) |
Electrical – 26 credit hours:
| CT 113E | Electrical I (3) | ____ | CT 144E | National Electrical Code I (4) | ____ |
| CT 114E | Electrical II (4) | ____ | CT 154E | National Electrical Code II (4) | ____ |
| CT 124E | Electrical III (4) | ____ | CT 173C | Principles of Construction (3) | ____ |
| CT 134E | Electrical IV (4) |
Masonry – 26 credit hours:
| CT 112M | Concrete Finishing I (2) | ____ | CT 134M | Concrete Finishing II (4) | ____ |
| CT 113M | Masonry I (3) | ____ | CT 153C | International Residential Code I (3) | ____ |
| CT 114M | Masonry II (4) | ____ | CT 163C | International Residential Code II (3) | ____ |
| CT 124M | Masonry III (4) | CT 173C | Principles of Construction (3) | ____ |
Plumbing (27-28 credit hours)
Required Plumbing - 20 credit hours:
| CT 114P | Plumbing I (4) | ____ | CT 144P | Plumbing IV (4) | ____ |
| CT 124P | Plumbing II (4) | ____ | CT 154P | International Plumbing Codes (4) | ____ |
| CT 134P | Plumbing III (4) | ____ |
Plumbing Electives – 7-8 credit hours:
| CT 113P | Pipe Layer (3) | ____ | CT 174P | Sprinkler Systems II (4) | ____ |
| CT 164P | Sprinkler Systems I (4) | ____ | CT 184P | Principles & Concepts for HVAC (4) | ____ |
Project Management & Supervision – 27 credit hours:
| _____ | Course approved by instructor (3) | ____ | CT 144E | National Electrical Code (4) | ____ |
| CT 111S | Safety Technology (1) | ____ | CT 144S | Construction Technology II (4) | ____ |
| CT 112S | Project Supervision (2) | ____ | CT 153C | International Residential Code I (3) | ____ |
| CT 122S | Project Management (2) | ____ | CT 154P | International Plumbing Codes (4) | ____ |
| CT 134S | Construction Technology I (4) | ____ |
Total Degree Requirements: 61-74 credit hours
Approved:
| Student: | __________________ | Date: | _____ | Advisor: | __________________ | Date: | ______ |
| Checked: | __________________ | Date: | _____ | Division Dean: | __________________ | Date: | ______ |
NOTE: This program incorporates fundamentals important to obtaining employment upon graduation. It may not be suitable if used as a transfer to institutions of higher learning.