Woodworking Technology, Associate of Applied Science

Operate a diverse selection of woodworking hand tools, power tools and computerized routing programs

Identify and explain the different elements of cabinetmaking and furniture building

Work faster and more efficiently with large scale projects and maintain professional quality in the industry

Gain self-awareness of the woodworking and construction industry and the skills that are needed to manage time on projects

Understand employee responsibilities to be competitive for job opportunities

Major Code: 4540A

**Alternative plans of study available by contacting your advisor

CABW 104	Woodshop Foundations	3 Credits
CABW 105	Technical Woodworking Applications	3 Credits
CABW 106	Applied Joinery	3 Credits
ENGL 101	Writing and Rhetoric I	3 Credits
MATH GE	Any Gen. Ed. Math Course	3 Credits
Total:		15

CABW 112	Introduction to Cabinetmaking	3 Credits
CABW 113	Intermediate Cabinetmaking	3 Credits
CABW 114	Advanced Cabinetmaking	3 Credits
CABW 115	Cabinetmaking Concepts	3 Credits
SOCS GE	Any Gen. Ed. Social and Behavioral Way of Knowing Course	3 Credits
Total:		15

CABW 212	Project Management	3 Credits
CABW 213	Advanced Furniture	3 Credits
PROG ELEC	Program Electives	3 Credits
CABW 203	Advanced Woodworking Applications	3 Credits
ELEC GE	General Education Elective	3 Credits
Total:		15

CABW 101	Intro to Woodworking	3 credits
CABW 102	Residential Construction Safety	3 Credits
CABW 103	Residential Construction Foundations	3 Credits
CABW 200I	Cabinetmaking Independent Study*	1-3 Credits
CABW 225	Advanced CNC Applications	3 Credits
CABW 285	Cooperative Education*	1-8 Credits
Total:		3

*Prerequisite or Corequisite required

Total Credit Hours Required for this Major: 60