Construction Fundamentals I

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Master Building and Site Construction Skills

Discover the essential knowledge you need to excel in the construction industry with our 8-credit Microcredential. This comprehensive program covers two key areas: building construction and highway/site construction. In the first course, you'll delve into the materials, methods, and techniques employed in building construction projects. The second course focuses on site work, highways, utilities, and other heavy construction projects. These critical skills are sought after by construction industry employers, making this microcredential a valuable asset for aspiring construction technicians. Jumpstart your career in construction with this credential, which is also part of our Construction Technology A.A.S degree program.

Requirements:

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MCC Microcredentials are a great way to showcase the skills that will make you an asset to the regional workforce. These short, focused credit and non-credit programs help you gain in-demand knowledge and abilities employers value highly. Each microcredential is officially recognized by MCC and meets SUNY Microcredential standards, giving you a valuable credential to enhance your resume and expand your career opportunities.

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Construction Fundamentals I

Microcredential

Department: Applied Technologies

School(s): Applied Sciences & Technologies

This 8-credit Microcredential provides introductory knowledge in both elements of building construction and highway and site construction. The first course includes the study of the materials, methods and techniques used in building construction projects. The second course includes the study of the materials, methods and techniques used in site work, highway, utility, and other heavy construction projects. These are all skills that a construction technician needs for the majority of construction industry employers. This credential will provide a jump start for someone who wants to enter into the construction field. The courses are part of the Construction Technology A.A.S degree program.

Requirements
CIT 122 - Construction I: Elements of Building Construction 4 CR
CIT 123 - Construction II: Heavy, Highway and Site Construction 4 CR