CARP 1150 Carpentry and Renovation Techniques

Year
Year 1
Semester
First Semester
Credit
3
Program Description

Introduction to hand and power tools, materials, and fundamental techniques for residential renovation projects.

About this course

CARP 1150 Carpentry and Renovation Techniques introduces you to the essential skills needed for residential renovation. You will learn to select and use hand and power tools safely, understand common construction materials, and apply fundamental techniques for repair and modification projects.

The course combines workshop practice with theoretical knowledge. You will work on hands-on projects that simulate real-world renovation scenarios, ensuring you are prepared for the demands of the trades.

Who takes this course

This course is a core component of the Carpentry & Renovation Techniques program.

Credits: 3 · Hours: 45

Prerequisites

None

Learning outcomes

  • Identify and safely operate common hand and power tools used in residential renovation.
  • Select appropriate materials for various renovation projects based on durability and code requirements.
  • Execute fundamental carpentry techniques for framing, finishing, and repair tasks.
  • Read and interpret basic renovation plans and sketches.
  • Apply site safety protocols and first aid procedures in a workshop environment.

Evaluation

Component Weight (%)
Practical skills assessment 40
Safety quiz and participation 20
Renovation project portfolio 30
Final practical exam 10