CTEC 210 - Furniture Making Laboratory - Interpreting Commercial Plans

1.5 units
4.5 hours lab
Prerequisite: CTEC 200 or CTEC 201 or CTEC 202 or CTEC 203 with a minimum grade of C or concurrent enrollment
Credit, degree applicable
Transfer CSU

This course is one in a series of courses that will give students the opportunity to develop problem solving advanced skills in the design and fabrication of furniture with an emphasis on interpreting commercial plans. Topics include how to read and understand furniture construction plans, the meaning of symbols and calculations, reading dimensions, and verifying accuracy of stacked dimensions in relationship to the overall dimension.

Note: Completion of the degree or certificate requirements qualifies students to receive a maximum of two years credit toward the California State Contractor’s License for the C-6 Cabinet, Millwork and Finish Carpentry examination.