Introduction to Construction Math (Module 00102-01) 2C02.Plans and Elevations (Module 27201-01) 2C03.Concrete (Module 27203-01) 2C04Demonstrate Knowledge of foundations and flatwork (ModuleDemonstrate Knowledge of Concrete Forms (Module 27205-Wall and Ceiling Framing (Modules 27105-01 & 27305-
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7722 Construction Technology II Content Outline
2C02.01 Perform Mathematics using fractions and decimals
1. Adding whole numbers 2.2.0
2. Problem solving 2.2.2
3. Subtracting whole numbers 2.3.0
4. Multiplying simple whole numbers 2.4.0
5. Dividing whole numbers 2.5.0
6. Using a calculator to add whole numbers 2.6.2
7. Using a calculator to subtract whole numbers 2.6.3
8. Adding fractions 4.4.0
9. Subtracting fractions 4.5.0
10. Comparing whole numbers with decimals 5.1.0
11. Adding and subtracting decimals 5.3.0
12. Dividing with decimals 5.5.0
13. Using the calculator to add, subtract, multiply and divide
decimals
5.7.0
2C02.02 Convert decimals, fractions and percentages
1. Converting decimals to percents and percentages to decimals 6.1.0
2. Converting fractions to decimals 6.2.0
3. Converting decimals to fractions 6.3.0
4. Converting Inches to decimal equivalents in feet 6.4.0
2C02.03 Explain the Importance of the Metric System
1. Introduction to the Metric System 7.0.0
2. Units of weight, length, volume and temperature 7.1.0
3. Using a metric ruler 7.2.0
2C03 Reading
2C03.01 Identify Basic Blueprint Terms and Symbols
1. Reading and interpreting drawings 3.0.0
2. Lines used on drawings 3.1.0
3. Symbols used on drawings 3.2.0
A. Materials symbols 3.2.1
B. Window and door symbols 3.2.2
C. Electrical symbols 3.2.3
D. Plumbing symbols 3.2.4
E. HVAC symbols 3.2.5
F. Plot/Site Plan and Topographical symbols 3.2.6
G. Structural symbols 3.2.7
H. Welding symbols 3.2.8
2C03.02 Demonstrate how to use blueprints
1.Guidelines for reading a drawing set 4.0.0
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2C04
2C04.01 Concrete reinforcing materials
1. Reinforcing bars 8.1.0
2. Bar supports 8.2.0
A. Steel wire bar supports 8.2.1
B. Precast concrete blocks 8.2.2
C. Other types of bar supports 8.2.3
D. Identification of bar supports 8.2.4
E. Miscellaneous accessories 8.2.5
3. Splicing reinforcing bars 8.3.0
A. Lapped splices 8.3.1
B. Welded splices 8.3.2
C. Mechanical splices 8.3.3
4. Welded wire fabric 8.4.0
A. Plain wire fabric 8.4.1
B. Deformed welded wire fabric 8.4.2
2C04.02 Explain the use of concrete mixes and additives
1. Concrete and concrete materials 2.0.0
2. Portland cement 2.1.0
3. Aggregates for concrete 2.2.0
A. Strength 2.2.1
B. Size 2.2.2
C. Shape 2.2.3
D. Cleanliness 2.2.4
4. Water for concrete 2.3.0
5. Admixtures for concrete 2.4.0
6. Normal concrete mix proportions 3.0.0
2C04.03 Estimate concrete quantities
1. Estimating concrete volume 7.0.0
2. Rectangular volume calculations 7.1.0
A. Example calculations using the formula 7.1.1
B. Example calculations using the concrete table 7.1.2
C. Example calculations using the concrete calculator 7.1.3
3. Circular volume calculations 7.2.0
A. Example calculation of circular volume 7.2.1
2C05
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2C05.
2C05.01 Describe types, components and layouts of footings
1. Footings 2.0.0
2. Factors that determine the size and shape of footings 2.1.0
3. Types of footings 2.2.0
A. Continuous and stepped continuous 2.2.1
B. Piers 2.2.2
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C. Grade beams 2.2.3
4. Components of footing and pier forms 2.3.0
A. Footing forms 2.3.1
B. Pier forms 2.3.2
5. Laying out and constructing forms for a continuous footing 2.4.0
A. Establishing the location of the building site 2.4.1
B. Establishing building lines 2.4.2
C. Excavation and trenching 2.4.3
D. Laying out and constructing footing forms 2.4.4
2C05.02 Describe requirements, types, parts and layouts for flatwork
1. Edge forms 3.0.0
2. General requirements for on-grade slabs 3.1.0
3. Types of slabs 3.2.0
4. Parts of edge forms 3.3.0
5. Laying out and constructing edge forms 3.4.0
A. Ground preparation 3.4.1
B. Reinforcing concrete slab 3.4.2
C. Isolation joints 3.4.3
D. Forming curves 3.4.4
E. Forms for sidewalks and driveways 3.4.5
F. Form evaluation 3.4.6
2C05.03 Demonstrate proper form removal
1. Form removal 4.0.0
2C06
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2C06.
2C06.01 Identify the different types of forms
1. Wall forms 3.0.0
2. Foundation walls 3.2.0
3. Ganged form construction 3.3.0
4. Curved wall forms 3.4.0
5. Framing wall openings 3.5.0
6. Column forms 4.0.0
7. Slab and Beam forms 5.0.0
A. Beams and girders 5.1.0
B. Shoring 5.2.0
8. Stair forms 6.0.0
2C06.02 Components of a wall form 3.1.0
A. Sheathing 3.1.1
B. Form ties and spreaders 3.1.2
2C07
2C07.01 Identify the materials used in framing walls
1. Components of a wall 2.0.0
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2. Corners 2.1.0
3. Partition intersections 2.2.0
4. Headers 2.3.0
A. Built-up headers 2.3.1
B. Other types of headers 2.3.2
2C07.02 Build a wall using wood products
1. Laying out a wall 3.0.0
2. Measuring and cutting studs 4.0.0
3. Assembling the wall 5.0.0
4. Fire stops 5.1.0
5. Erecting the wall 6.0.0
6. Plumbing and aligning the walls 6.1.0
A. Bracing 6.1.1
B. Sheathing 6.1.2
C. Panelized walls 6.1.3
2C07.03 Framing door and window openings
1.Laying out wall openings 3.1.0
2C07.04 Identify metal framing tools and fasteners and installation
techniques
1. Metal studs in framing 10.0.0
2. Fabrication 10.1.0
3. Tools for metal stud work 2.0.0
4. Fasteners for metal stud work 3.0.0
5. Screws 3.1.0
6. Metal framing applications 5.0.0
7. Framing walls 5.1.0
8. Framing wall openings 5.2.0
9. Bracing walls 5.3.0
10. Radius walls 5.4.0
11. Fine-gauge framing 5.5.0
2C08
2C08.01 Identify various kinds of windows and exterior doors
1. Types of Windows 2.2.0
2. Exterior doors 3.0.0
2C08.02 Identify components of windows and exterior doors
1. Window construction 2.1.0
2. Types of window glass 2.3.0
A. Energy efficient glass 2.3.1
B. Safety glass 2.3.2
3. Exterior door sizes 3.1.0
4. Thresholds 3.2.0
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5. Weather-stripping 3.3.0
2C08.03 Installing an exterior pre-hung door 3.4.0
2C08.04 Install a Window 2.4.0