
Contact
Vinson Cornett
Coordinator/Instructor
Newton (Building 4), room 4-140
919-536-7200, ext. 2808
cornettv@durhamtech.edu
Carpentry (Non-credit)
Short Term
Carpentry II progresses into construction techniques that prepare students to complete the class carpentry project, building a shed. It also continues instruction of techniques for fine woodworking with basic cabinetry design and construction methods and requires students to complete one individual project to demonstrate fine carpentry skills.
In order to enroll in Carpentry II, students must have demonstrated the minimum level of competence and safety in applied measurement, mathematics, blueprint reading, tools and equipment by earning the certificate in Carpentry I (CAR3112A), or by gaining the written verification of those skills from the instructor, prior to enrollment in this Carpentry II class.
Standalone specialty courses are also offered to help students learn and build upon specific skills needed to be more marketable in the building trades industry. Industrial trades such as mechanical and welding are also available.
- Construction
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Cabinetry
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Blueprint Reading (spring)
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Construction Estimating (fall)
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Construction Fundamentals
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Forklift Training (fall)
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Furniture/Woodworking (fall and spring, workshops)
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General Contractor Prep (fall)
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Masonry (summer)
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Weekend workshops and short-term industry certifications (fall/spring/summer)
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Welding - MIG, TIG, Stick, and Product Fabrication (fall/spring/summer)
Email Maryah Smith-Overman if you have questions about courses.
CAR-3112A Carpentry I
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CAR-3112B Carpentry II
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