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NEW STUDENT ADVISING PACKET2019–2020Design, Construction,& TradesConstructioning Associate of Applied Science(A.A.S.) Management Associate of Applied Science S FOR GRADUATES:TheConstruction Management A.A.S. degree program preparesCareer:graduatesfor entry-levelemploymentwithall typesof constructionSome commonjob titlesfor r,planning,scheduling,projectconstructionmig welder,operator,robotmanagement,operator, spotOSHAwelder,and technicalregulationsassociateand(TA).more. In addition to technical and managementcourses, students have the opportunity to work directly withemployersTransfer:every semester through an internship program. Studentsin Studentsthe programcorecurriculumwith otherprogramsinwhosharewantatocoursepursuea Bachelor’sdegreecan doso throughtheourDesign,Construction,and TradesDepartment.Thiscore providespartnershipswith FranklinUniversityand OhioUniversity.Uponstudentswith oura strongfoundationtechnicalskillsas wellas acompletingAssociatedegreeofandthe OhioTransferModule,senseof thecanteamworkneededin the constructionStudentsstudentsenter eitheruniversitiesBachelor offield.Sciencein Appliedalsocomplete coursesin communicationskills, technicalmath,andManagementprogram.Ohio University offersthe followingBachelorN REQUIREMENTS:literacy. Theprogramhas been continuouslyaccreditedDegree programs:AppliedManagement,Technical andApplied by-selective, open-admission program. Students may begin technicaltheStudies,AmericanCouncilandfor AppliedConstructionEducation(ACCE)since 2000,TechnicalManagement,andCustomerService.uring any semester.one of only eleven such programs in North America. In addition,this program has the only community college student ConstructionREQUIREMENTS:Specifications Institute (CSI) Chapter in the country. For morest maintain the minimum GPA required by the College.rades Welding A.A.S. degree program prepares individualstechnical jobs supporting the welding industry. Weldingemployees have a broad range of knowledge and skills.l coursework in this program provides education andve welding processes: shielded metal arc, gas metal arc,arc, and flux cored arc. In addition, to the technicalnowledge coursework, students will study nontechnicalneeded to provide the necessary support of this technicalSkilled Trades program proudly participates as a Level IIhool. For more information, see cscc.edu/sktr.programs. The local job market for graduates had a current shortfallof thousands of positions, which will continue for the next twodecades, as the regional construction industry steadily expands.Graduates find work in the public or private sector, in both newconstruction and remodeling, and in architectural and engineeringoriented positions that are available from a variety of firms as wellas networking through the CSCC Student (CSI) chapter, Central OhioBuilders’ Exchange, Ohio Contractors’ Association, Associated GeneraContractors of America, National Association of Home Builders andBuilding Institute of America. Graduates also have the opportunityto earn: OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety & Health, AmericanConcrete Institute Grade I Technician and CSI Construction DocumentTechnologist (CDT) credentials.Transfer:The Construction Management program at Columbus State has beencontinually accredited by the American Council for ConstructionEducation has articulation agreements with many four-year
Design, Construction, & Trades2019-2020New Student Advising: Design, Construction, & Trades 2019-2020New Student Advising: Design, Construction, & Trades 2019-2020First Semester Advising OverviewWelcome to Columbus State Community College! Anessential part of New Student Orientation is gettingan introduction to your academic department andscheduling suggestions for your first semester at CSCC.We are excited you have chosen to be a part of ouracademic community and want to make your transitionto college as seamless as possible. This booklet isdesigned to provide you an overview of academicadvising at Columbus State, a timeline for the start ofyour first semester, and basic information about ourprogram tracks.WHAT IS ACADEMIC ADVISING?Academic advising is a collaboration between studentsand advisors to help students identify their strengths,skills, and abilities. An academic advisor will helpstudents: Create an academic map that will assist with courseselection and degree completion. Encourage students to make responsible decisionsabout their academic program. Help students connect with campus resources toensure academic success. Connect students with faculty members for the mostup-to-date information in their field.STUDENT COMMITMENT TO SUCCESSBe an active participant in the advising process by beingon time and prepared for an advising appointment. Create an Advising Folder to keep your importantacademic documents and bring it with you to everyadvising appointment. Be familiar with Columbus State policies, campusresources, and academic requirements for yourprogram. Regularly check and read your CSCC student email. Print a copy of the academic calendar each semesterso you can be aware of important dates anddeadlines. Contact your advisor as soon as possible if youexperience personal or academic difficulties. Accept responsibility for your decisions and actionsthat affect your education and goals.2GETTING READY FOR THE FIRST DAYOF CLASSESTo learn more about Columbus State Community College’s transfer agreements:Below is our suggested timeline to assure that you areready to start classes Autumn Semester. We alwaysrecommend planning ahead, as waiting until the lastminute may cause unneeded stress!Visit our Transfer website at www.cscc.edu/academics/transfer.For more career related information:Visit Career Services to explore various career tools such as Career Coach and Ohio Means Jobsat www.cscc.edu/services/careersRegister for Classes (before August 1)or see the Bureau of Labor Statistic’s Occupational Outlook Handbook at www.bls.gov/ooh.Waiting to register only increases the chance ofyour courses filling up. Last day to register forAutumn Semester classes is August 25th. NO LATEREGISTRATION IS PERMITTED.Apply for Financial Aid and Scholarships (beforeAugust 1)Purchase Your Books and Parking Pass (no laterthan August 21st)For more information about buying books andmaterials, hours of operation, financial aid allowances,and other FAQs visit: www.cscc.edu/bookstore.Parking can be a challenge during our peak hours.CSCC’s Parking Services posts lot updates on theirTwitter feed @cscc parking.Pay Your Student Fees: Deadline is 7:30 pm onWednesday, August 21stCheck your CougarWeb account at least 1 week priorto the fee payment deadline to make sure payment hasbeen made or financial aid has processed.Students who do not pay their fees or set up apayment deferral by August 21 will be dropped fromall of their courses.AUTUMN SEMESTER BEGINSMONDAY, AUGUST 26THArchitectureThe Architecture A.A.S. degree program involves manualand CAD drafting, Building Information Modeling, detailing,product selection and specification, design, the study ofarchitectural history, code evaluation, and other skills useddaily in the occupation. Typical job titles are architecturaltechnician, architectural drafter, architectural designer, andarchitectural renderer.Certificate Options: Architectural CAD Drafting,Architectural Design, 3-D Visualization.FIRST SEMESTER SCHEDULING SUGGESTIONS1. COLS 1100 or COLS 1101 - First Year ExperienceSeminar (1)2. ESL coursework and/or Developmental Educationcourses (if needed)3. MATH 1101 - Math for Construction Sciences (3) orMATH 1148 - College Algebra (4)(students planning to pursue a Bachelor’s degree shouldelect to take MATH 1148 instead of MATH 1101)4.5.6.7.8.ARCH 1100 - Visual Communications (1)ARCH 1120 - Architectural CAD I (1)ARCH 1276 - SketchUp (3)CMGT 1121 - Construction Drawings (3)CIVL 1120 - Construction Materials Science (3)If more credit hours are needed/wanted after the aboveoptions:1. ENGL 1100 - Composition I (3)2. ESSH 1101 - Introduction to Environmental Science,Safety and Health (3)Civil Engineering Technology:Civil & SurveyThe Civil Engineering Technology A.A.S. degree provides abasis for entry-level careers in all phases of the constructioncontinuum: planning, design, construction, and operations.Program graduates are prepared to work for either privateor governmental segments of the construction industryrequiring civil engineering technicians. Specific employmentpositions include manual or computer assisted (CAD)construction drawing and contract document preparationfor commercial, heavy and industrial/institutional projects,construction inspection, survey crew operations andconstruction material quality control and quality assurance.Certificate Options: Land Surveying (Post- Baccalaureate/16 hr. State Board Accredited), Surveying, Bridge toFundamental Surveying.FIRST SEMESTER SCHEDULING SUGGESTIONS1. COLS 1100 or COLS 1101 - First Year ExperienceSeminar (1)2. ESL coursework and/or Developmental Educationcourses (if needed)3. ARCH 1120 - Architectural CAD I (1)Students testing into at least Math 1148 should add thefollowing to the above list:1. CIVL 1120 - Construction Material Science (3)2. SURV 1410 - Introduction to Surveying (3)3. CIVL 1121 - Highway Plan Reading (1)If more credit hours are needed/wanted after the aboveoptions:1. CMGT 1121 - Construction Drawings (3)2. MATH 1148 - College Algebra (4)Individual scheduling suggestions will vary due to each student’s placement testing results/ACT or SAT scores/transfer credit.3
New Student Advising: Design, Construction, & Trades 2019-2020ConstructionManagementThe Construction Management A.A.S. degree programprepares graduates for entry-level employment with alltypes of construction companies. Students learn estimating,surveying, materials, project planning, scheduling, projectmanagement, OSHA construction regulations and more.The Construction Management program prepares graduatesfor careers in the design, building, operations, andmanagement segments of the construction industry. Insidepositions include work assignments in marketing, sales,estimating, and purchasing; field assignments include thosein scheduling, cost control, quality assurance, assisting fieldsuperintendents, and monitoring safety programs.Certificate Options: Building Integration Modeling(BIM), Field Supervision, Estimating/Bidding, ResidentialConstruction Management, Facility Conservation andEnergy Management.FIRST SEMESTER SCHEDULING SUGGESTIONS1. COLS 1100 or COLS 1101 - First Year ExperienceSeminar (1)2. ESL coursework and/or Developmental Educationcourses (if needed)3. ENGL 1100 - Composition I (3)4. CMGT 1105 - Construction Documents (3)5. CMGT 1115 - Construction Methods (3)6. CMGT 1121 - Construction Drawings (3)7. CIVL 1120 - Construction Materials Science (3)EnvironmentalScience, Safety andHealthThe Environmental Science, Safety and Health A.A.S. degreeprogram provides students with a strong foundation in thetechnical skills necessary for careers in the environmentalfield/industry and in occupational safety and health.Graduates of the Environmental, Science, Safety and HealthA.A.S. degree program work in a wide variety of settingsincluding environmental consulting firms, environmentallaboratories, wastewater and water treatment facilities,lead and asbestos abatement contractors, industrial/manufacturing facilities, construction companies,governmental agencies, and other organizations requiringindividuals to work in environmental or safety-relatedpositions.Certificates: HAZWOPER 40-hour, Occupational Healthand Safety, Sustainable Building, Water/WastewaterTechnology.FIRST SEMESTER SCHEDULING SUGGESTIONS1. COLS 1100 or COLS 1101 - First Year ExperienceSeminar (1)2. ESL coursework and/or Developmental Educationcourses (if needed)GeographicInformation SystemsThe Geographic Information Systems A.A.S. degree, a fullyonline STEM program, merges geography and computertechnology to apply to the science of where. A geographicinformation system (GIS) is designed to capture, store,manipulate, analyze, manage, and present spatial orgeographical data. This degree program provides studentswith the skills to become professionals who use, edit,and make better decisions using GIS. With the growthof decision-making using spatial data and geographiclocations, many governments and businesses are lookingfor individuals with these skills and knowledge. Graduateswith the Geographic Information Systems A.A.S. degreetypically work as GIS technicians and analysts.Certificate Option: GIS Certificate.FIRST SEMESTER SCHEDULING SUGGESTIONS1. COLS 1100 or COLS 1101 - First Year ExperienceSeminar (1)Heating, Ventilatingand Air ConditioningTechnologyThe Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning Technology(HVAC) A.A.S. degree program prepares graduates for awide variety of occupations in the 150 billion mechanicalenvironment science field. Graduates find employment asinstallers, service technicians, estimators, designers, insideor outside sales, code enforcement inspectors and plansexaminers, among many others. Work settings includelarge commercial heating and air conditioning contractors,residential mechanical contractors, parts and equipmentdistributors, large commercial and industrial facilitymaintenance departments, hospital facilities maintenancedepartments, and custom design or new constructionmarkets. Many graduates also find employment withequipment manufacturers in research and development.Certificate Options: Controls, High Pressure Boiler LicenseTraining Program, Large Commercial, Residential/LightCommercial, Test and Balance.2. ESL coursework and/or Developmental Educationcourses (if needed)FIRST SEMESTER SCHEDULING SUGGESTIONS3. ENGL 1100 - Composition I (3)1. COLS 1100 or COLS 1101 - First Year ExperienceSeminar (1)4. GIS 1100 - Introduction to GIS (3)2. ESL coursework and/or Developmental Educationcourses (if needed)(by placement)3. ENGL 1100 - Composition I (3)5. GIS 1101 - Acquiring GIS Data (2)4. STAT 1350 - Elementary Statistics (3)6. GIS 1102 - Mapping for Everyone (2)5. ESSH 1101 - Introduction to Environmental Science,Safety and Health (3)7. ITST 1101 - Industrial Applications and Software (2)6. ESSH 1130 - Environmental Laws and Regulations (3)New Student Advising: Design, Construction, & Trades 2019-20208. GIS Basic Elective - choose from options on the planof study3. ENGL 1100 - Composition I (3)(by placement)4. ARCH 1100 - Visual Communications I (1)5. HVAC 1140 - Principles of Refrigeration (3)If more credit hours are needed/wanted after the aboveoptions:6. HVAC 1160 - Hand Tools/Safety (3)1. GEOL 1101 - Introduction to Earth Science (4)8. CSCI 1101 - Computer Concepts and Applications (3)7. HVAC 1180 - Wiring Circuits I (2)2. ESSH 2120 - Environmental Aspects of Soil (3)Note: Students will need to take CHEM 1111 for thisdegree. Students can place directly into this course bypassing the science placement test or by having an ACTscience score of 22 or higher. If students are not able toplace directly into CHEM 1111, they must complete CHEM0100 before taking CHEM 1111.4Individual scheduling suggestions will vary due to each student’s placement testing results/ACT or SAT scores/transfer credit.Individual scheduling suggestions will vary due to each student’s placement testing results/ACT or SAT scores/transfer credit.5
New Student Advising: Design, Construction, & Trades 2019-2020Landscape Designand ManagementThe Landscape Design and Management A.A.S. degreeprogram prepares students for a variety of careers in therapidly growing landscape profession including design,estimating, maintenance, project management, sales, andhorticulture. Students learn in a design studio environmentas well as in the field. The degree program is accreditedby the National Association of Landscape Professionals.Landscape Design and Management A.A.S. graduatesare qualified for careers as designers, professional sales,installation managers, estimators, irrigation specialists,horticulture technicians, garden center managers, publicgarden specialists, and tree care specialists. Thesepositions exist both in the private and professional sectoras well the public sector, including municipalities, state,and federal government.Certificate Option: Landscape CertificateFIRST SEMESTER SCHEDULING SUGGESTIONS1. COLS 1100 or COLS 1101 - First Year ExperienceSeminar (1)2. ESL coursework and/or Developmental Educationcourses (if needed)3. ENGL 1100 - Composition I (3)(by placement)4. HORT 1130 - Plant Sciences (3)5. LAND 1160 - Landscape Principles (2)6. LAND 1165 - Landscape Survey7. LAND 1565 - Landscape Graphics (2)8. Science XXXX - choose a science course from plan ofstudy, ESSH 2120 is preferred (3-5)New Student Advising: Design, Construction, & Trades 2019-2020Skilled TradesFacilitiesMaintenanceThe Facilities Maintenance A.A.S. degree program preparesindividuals for careers in technical jobs supporting themaintenance, upkeep and light repair of residential,commercial and multi-family properties. Facilitiesmaintenance requires that employees have a broadrange of knowledge and skills across multiple trades. Thetechnical coursework in this program provides educationand training in five technical skill areas: welding, carpentry,electricity, plumbing, and heating/air conditioning.Some common job titles for graduates include: buildingmaintenance mechanic, building mechanic, equipmentengineering technician, facilities manager, maintenanceengineer, maintenance mechanic, maintenance supervisor,maintenance technician, and maintenance worker.Certificate Options: Facilities Maintenance, CarpentryModule, Electrician Module, Plumbing Module, WeldingModuleSkilled TradesWeldingThe Skilled Trades Welding A.A.S. degree program preparesindividuals for careers in technical jobs supporting thewelding industry. Welding requires that employees havea broad range of knowledge and skills. The technicalcoursework in this program provides education andtraining in these welding processes: shielded metal arc,gas metal arc, gas tungsten arc, and flux cored arc. Somecommon job titles for graduates include braze operator,fabricator, finishing technician, fitter-welder, machineoperator, MIG welder, operator, robot operator, spotwelder, and technical associate (TA).Certificate Options: Welding Module, IntermediatePipe and Plate TIG Welder, Intermediate Pipe I Welder,Intermediate Pipe II Welder, Intermediate WelderFIRST SEMESTER SCHEDULING SUGGESTIONS1. COLS 1100 or COLS 1101 - First Year ExperienceSeminar (1)Skilled TradesApprenticeshipReadinessThe Apprenticeship Readiness Certificates are plans ofstudy used primarily to allow individuals without anypractical experience or craft training to both explore whatit is like to work within the carpentry, electrical, plumbingor welding fields and more importantly, to become a validcandidate for an apprenticeship in these areas. ColumbusState has been working with area apprenticeships since1999. Based on what they are looking for in candidates, wehave put together a list of courses to help streamline theprocess of becoming a valid candidate, while at the sametime allowing individuals the opportunity to explore theseskilled crafts to better determine both their own abilitiesand their desire to pursue a career in one of these fields.Certificate Options: Carpenter Apprenticeship Readiness,Electrician Apprenticeship Readiness, PlumbingApprenticeship Readiness, Sheet Metal ApprenticeshipReadinessFIRST SEMESTER SCHEDULING SUGGESTIONS2. ESL coursework and/or Developmental Educationcourses (if needed)FIRST SEMESTER SCHEDULING SUGGESTIONS1. COLS 1100 or COLS 1101 - First Year ExperienceSeminar (1)3. ENGL 1100 - Composition I (3)1. Developmental Courses - includes all DEV courses2. ESL course
to earn: OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety & Health, American Concrete Institute Grade I Technician and CSI Construction Document Technologist (CDT) credentials. Transfer: The Construction Management program at Columbus State has been continually accredited
