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Architectural Woodworking/Cabinet Making Technology AAS (114 Credits)

CIP Code

48.0703

  • 6 quarter AAS
  • Maximum class size: 18
  • Student to teacher ratio: 18:1
  • Enrollment Point: Fall, Winter, Spring
  • This degree is primarily face-to-face with some hybrid courses. See course descriptions for further information.
  • While in the program, students will learn to use a table saw, band saw, plainer, router, shaper, hand tools, belt sander, and joiner.
  • Students will be responsible for purchasing their own hand tools. (list provided by instructor)

Required Courses:

ARWC 101Introduction to Cabinetmaking

3
ARWC 102Safety Principles

4
ARWC 103Cabinetry Blueprints/ Plans

4
ARWC 104Materials

2
ARWC 105Machine Tools I

4
ARWC 106Machine Tools II

4
ARWC 107Machine Tools / CNC

3
ARWC 108Portable Power Tools

3
ARWC 109Hand Tools

3
ARWC 110Basic Cabinet Joinery

4
ARWC 111Tool Maintenance/Sharpening

3
ARWC 112Cabinetmaking / Face Frame Construction I

4
ARWC 113Cabinetmaking / Face Frame Construction II

4
ARWC 114Cabinetmaking / 32mm System

3
ARWC 115Finishing Methods I

3
ARWC 116Drawers and Doors

2
ARWC 117Laminates / Countertops /Solid Surface

3
ARWC 118Occupational Math

3
ARWC 119Jigs and Fixtures

2
ARWC 120Cabinetmaking / Commercial Construction

3
ARWC 201Wood Bending/Lamination Techniques

3
ARWC 202Architectural Millwork

3
ARWC 203Beginning Furniture Projects

5
ARWC 204Cabinet Installation - Residential / Commercial

4
ARWC 205Advanced Joinery

4
ARWC 206Cabinetmaking Computer Technology

4
ARWC 207Veneering Technology

2
ARWC 208Employment Preparation

3
ARWC 209Advanced Projects

5

Electives

ARWC 291Practical Applications

1 to 18
ARWC 292Independent Project I

5
ARWC 293Independent Project II

5
ARWC 294Independent Project III

5
ARWC 296Work-Based Learning Experience I

1-13V
ARWC 297Work-Based Learning Experience II

1-13V

General Education Requirements

5 Credits required from Quantitative

5 Credits required from Communication/English

10 Credits required from; Humanities, Social Sciences, Natural Sciences, Other

Quantitative (5 Credits Required)

MATH 171Technical Math

5
MATH 172Business Math

5
MATH& 107Math in Society

5
MATH& 141Precalculus I

5
MATH& 142Precalculus II

5
MATH& 146Statistics

5
MATH& 151Calculus

5
MATH& 152Calculus II

5
MATH& 153Calculus III

5

Communication (5 Credits Required)

ENGL& 101English Composition I

5
ENGL& 235Technical Writing

5

Humanities

10 Credits required from; Humanities, Social Sciences, Natural Sciences, Other
HREL 111Interviewing and Career Success

5
HUM &101Introduction to Humanities

5
CMST& 102Introduction to Mass Media

5
CMST& 152Intercultural Communication

5
CMST& 210Interpersonal Communication

5
CMST& 220Public Speaking

5
CMST& 230Small Group Communications

5
CMST& 240Culture & Diversity in Health Care

5

Natural Sciences

10 Credits required from; Humanities, Social Sciences, Natural Sciences, Other
BIOL 170Medical Terminology

2
BIOL& 160General Biology

5
BIOL& 175Human Biology with Lab

5
BIOL& 241Human Anatomy and Physiology I

5
BIOL& 242Human Anatomy and Physiology II

5
BIOL& 260Microbiology

5
CHEM &121General Chemistry

5
CHEM &131Introduction to Organic/Biochemistry

5
NUTR& 101Intro to Nutrition

5
PHYS &114Introductory Physics I (Algebra based Physics)

5
PHYS &221Engineering Physics I w/LAB

5
PHYS &222Engineering Physics II w/LAB

5
PHYS &223Engineering Physics III w/LAB

5

Social Sciences

10 Credits required from; Humanities, Social Sciences, Natural Sciences, Other
POLS &101Introduction to Political Science

5
PSYC& 100General Psychology

5
PSYC& 200Lifespan Psychology

5
SOC &101Introduction to Sociology

5

Note: See a Career Advisor prior to choosing courses that meet general education requirements.