CAT 1611 Advanced Structural Framing
An in-depth lecture series on platform framing combined with a series of lab exercises. The course will cover the following: laying out the locations for the bottom and top of a stairwell, cutting the stringers and assembling the staircase, learning the diverse types of roofs and the methods of their construction, calculating rise and run for common, hip, and valley rafters, and building a roof system and attaching decking. One classroom, two lab hours.
Division: Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
Department: Construction Management Technology
Repeatable Credit: No
Offered Online: No
Prereqs: CAT 1600
Outcomes
- Demonstrate advanced framing techniques and structural types as well as identify appropriate methods for different framing applications
- Lay out stair systems using proper measurements and techniques and assemble stair components accurately and efficiently
- Construct various roof systems and apply appropriate methods for assembling structural roof components
- Perform calculations required for stair and roof construction and apply mathematical concepts to ensure precision and efficiency in building
- Attach decking properly to completed roof structures and ensure secure installation aligned with structural and safety standards
Credit Hours: 2
Classroom Hours: 1
Lab Hours: 2