Construction and Building Science – Residential Finish Carpentry/Cabinetry (CBRFO)

Award: Associate in applied science degree

Program location: Applied Technology Center, South Omaha Campus

This degree option provides students with knowledge and entry-level skills desirable for success in the residential field of carpentry and cabinetry.

Graduation Requirements

General education	27.0
Major requirements	18.5
Option requirements	53.5
Electives	3.0
Total credit hours required	102.0

General education requirements

See General education requirements for Construction and Building Science

Major requirements for Construction and Building Science

See Major requirements for Construction and Building Science

Option requirements for Construction and Building Science – Residential Finish Carpentry/Cabinetry (53.5 credit hrs.)

Courses

CNST 1070	EIFS and Stucco Finish	3.5
CNST 1220	Remodeling and Deconstruction	6.5
CNST 1250	Interior Finish	6.5
CNST 1262	Cabinet Design, Manufacturing, and Assembly	9.0
CNST 1270	General Painting, Staining, and Cabinet Finishing	3.0
CNST 1370	Exterior Finish	6.5
CNST 2130	Construction Estimating	7.0
CNST 2380	Stair Construction	3.5
CNST 2981	Internship	variable

Electives for Construction and Building Science – Residential Finish Carpentry/Cabinetry (3.0 credit hrs.)

Courses

Select 3.0 credit hours from the following subjects:

ACCT, ARCH, BSAD, CNST, ELTR, ENGL, ENTR, FINA, GEOG, HMRL, HLSM, HVAC, INCT, INFO, INTD, MATH, PHYS, PSYC, RDLS, REES, SCET, SCIE, SPAN, WELD, and WORK.

The degree option is an area of interest within a program. Although students may complete single or multiple options within this program, only the major degree is awarded.