CNTP1002 Basic Finishing Techniques

This course covers the composition of exterior and interior walls. Included are
the application and installation of exterior sheathing, insulation, air and vapor
barriers, drywall, taping, priming and painting, and trim work.
Prerequisite: CNTP 1000
Prerequisite: CNTP1000

CNTP1003 Building Construction Techniques 2

A continuation of the previous course, this hands-on course covers properties

of wood and lumber and methods of framing residential floors, walls, and roofs.
Additional attention will be given to detail framing that is entailed in stair
construction.
Prerequisite: CNTP 1000
Prerequisite: CNTP1000

BLDG1007 Building Construction, Codes and Standards 2

This course deals with the design and construction of exterior walls, roofs, and
structure of residential wood-framed structures. Section 9 of the Ontario Building
Code is specifically referenced. There is an emphasis on insulation and building
membranes. Alternative residential construction techniques are also introduced.
Prerequisite: BLDG1001

CADD1020 CAD 2 Construction Renovation

A continuation of CADD1010 Computer Applications/CAD 1, this course adds

to the use of computers utilized for construction drawings and detailing. Drafting
skills are developed through the use of production-level CAD programs. Students
become acquainted with drafting standards, construction drawing organization and
building detailing. Through the preparation of a partial set of construction drawings,
students are introduced to the techniques needed to prepare properly scaled
drawings, text, and dimensions. File organization techniques will also be reinforced.
Prerequisite: CADD1010, CNTP1005

CNTP1001 Residential Estimating

This course will introduce the student to basic area and volumetric calculations
as required for quantity take-offs. Using typical contract specifications and drawings,
students prepare estimates of quantities if materials and construction costs for
residential buildings. Estimates will be prepared in both written and computer form.

Prerequisite: CNTP1000 or MATH1026

COMM1002 Technical Communications 1

Students develop communication skills for the presentation of technical

information in business documents that meet the needs of clients and customers.
Documents and presentations are produced in Word and PowerPoint.