Construction and Building Science – Concrete and Masonry Specialist (CBMCE)
Award: Certificate of achievement
Pathway to associate degree: Construction and Building Science - Concrete/Masonry Construction (CBMCO)
Program location: Applied Technology Center, South Omaha Campus
This certificate of achievement provides basic skills in the concrete and masonry trade. Students acquire knowledge and skills needed for an entry-level position in concrete and masonry. This certificate leaves students employable in both the residential and commercial areas of construction.
For more information about educational cost, median loan debt, and other important information related to this program, please visit our website at mccneb.edu/Academics/Programs-of-Study/Construction-Education/Construction-And-Building-Science.aspx.
Graduation Requirements
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General education
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13.5
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Major requirements
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38.0
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Total credit hours required
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51.5
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General education requirements (13.5 credit hrs.)
Communications
| | English level I | 4.5 credits |
Humanities/social sciences
| | Humanities/social sciences | 4.5 credits |
Quantitative/numeracy skills
Major requirements for Construction and Building Science – Concrete and Masonry Specialist (38.0 credit hrs.)
| CNST 1000 | Introduction to Building Construction | 3.5 credits |
| CNST 1010 | Print Reading II - Residential/Light Commercial | 3.5 credits |
| CNST 1070 | EIFS and Stucco Finish | 3.5 credits |
| CNST 1400 | Introduction to Masonry | 6.5 credits |
| CNST 1500 | Introduction to Concrete | 6.5 credits |
| CNST 1510 | Concrete and Wall Forms | 6.5 credits |
| CNST 2050 | Builders Level, Transit, and Building Layout | 3.5 credits |
| CNST 2100 | Construction Safety (30-Hour) | 4.5 credits |