50-410-714Math and Layout for Carpenter Apprentices
Course Information
Description
Apprentices learn basic mathematics for carpenters.  In addition, the course examines various types of construction, materials, fasteners and tools used by the trade.   Apprentices will demonstrate proficiency in the use of hand and power tools with projects and exercises that reinforce the selection and use of tools for the project.  Apprentices will also learn the correct use and application of aerial lift safety for both extendable boom and scissors lifts. Course is taught by SE Wisconsin Carpentry Training Center staff and aligns with the Chicago Regional Council of Carpenters & United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America national curriculum. This course is NOT part of WTCS provided instruction but posted on the repository for purposes of potential credit articulation agreements, reviewing advanced standing requests, and evaluating credit for prior learning.
Total Credits
1.1
Course Competencies
  1. Demonstrate understanding of the mathematics used in all aspects of the carpentry trade

  2. Demonstrate safe hand and power tool selection and use

  3. Demonstrate the safe selection and use of a self-propelled work platform with UBC certification credential

  4. Demonstrate correct selection and use of fall protection harnesses

  5. Read and interpret blueprints for correct selection of hand and power tool use.

This Outline is under development.