Construction Trades Capstone
Course Overview
Construction Trades Capstone provides advanced instruction in residential electrical systems, construction safety, code interpretation, and concrete applications. Students develop skills related to electrical circuits, wiring diagrams, residential electrical services, foundations, formwork, and construction planning.
Hands-on lab experiences allow students to build technical and problem-solving skills aligned to careers in the construction industry. Students may also participate in work-based learning opportunities, internships, or industry-based experiences where they gain practical exposure to residential construction, electrical systems, jobsite safety, and construction operations.
Industry Certifications Available
- Carpenters Union Articulation
DOE Course
7242
Required Prerequisite
- Construction Trades- Carpentry
- Qualifies as a quantitative reasoning course
High School Credits
- 2 semester course
- 2 semesters required
- 3 credits per semester
- 6 credits maximum
Counts as a Directed Elective or Elective for all diplomas
