Program - Civil Technology A.A.S

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Westchester Community College
Spring 2014 Edition
Civil Technology A.A.S.
Division: Mathematics, Computer, Engineering and Physical Sciences and Technologies Academic Dept: Engineering Technology HEGIS: 5309 Curriculum Chair: Prof. Leonard Spina Tel: 914-606-6942 Graduates who receive the Associate in Applied Science degree may find employment as technicians in the fields of civil engineering, architecture, and construction or working with architects, consulting engineers, surveyors, public works engineers, construction companies, materials testing labs, and engineering sales divisions. Our graduates learn skills in construction methods and materials estimating, management, contracts, codes and specifications, surveying theory and practice, strength of materials, highway theory and design, and properties of materials. These skills, when combined with successful completion of required courses in communications skills, mathematics, the humanities, and the social sciences, will enable you to pursue immediate employment or transfer to a four-year college to complete your baccalaureate degree.
Core Requirements - Credit Hours: 28

ENG 101 - Composition and Literature 1

3 credits The first semester of a two-semester sequence of reading and writing. Readings include essays and may also come from other forms of literature. Students write essays which demonstrate their ability to articulate personal response, to draw inferences, to synthesize, and to express informed opinion. Research and its proper documentation are included in this process. Class Hours: 3 Prerequisites: A score of 8 on Placement Exam or passing grade in ENG 92 - Basic Writing 2 or ESL 122 - Intro to Academic Writing 2.
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3 credits The second semester of a two-semester sequence of reading and writing. Students augment those skills emphasized in the first semester by writing essays which demonstrate their ability to read, to analyze, to interpret, and to evaluate works from different genres of imaginative literature, different historical periods, and different cultural traditions. Students are introduced to literary terminology and to the methods of literary analysis. Research and its proper documentation are included in this process. Class Hours: 3 Prerequisites: ENG 101 Composition and Literature 1 or equivalent at another college.
MATH 135 - College Algebra with Trigonometry
MATH 135 - College Algebra with Trigonometry

4 credits Topics in algebra and trigonometry include: linear functions, algebra of functions, domain and range of functions, complex numbers, quadratic functions, radical and absolute value equations, linear inequalities, polynomial division, exponential and logarithmic functions, graphing calculator applications, trigonometric functions, applications of right triangles, circular functions, and graphs of trigonometric functions. This course is designed primarily for students in the technologies, math/science, and the students who intend to continue in mathematics or who need to take physics. Notes: Specific graphics calculator required; wait until first day of class before purchasing. Students who take both MATH 130 and MATH 135 can only apply one of these two courses toward the colleges Core Requirement in mathematics.
Class Hours: 4 Prerequisites: MATH 093 Beginning Algebra OR appropriate score on placement exam OR 100 TR.
MATH 165 - Technical Mathematics with Calculus
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MATH 165 - Technical Mathematics with Calculus

4 credits An introductory course in preparation for the study of calculus. Designed primarily for technology students who require some of the concepts of calculus as well as most precalculus topics but who may not require the depth of an engineering or mathematics major. Topics include: complex numbers, vectors, composition of functions, polynomial, rational, logarithmic and exponential functions, and basic differentiation and integration. Emphasis is on technological applications. Notes: Was MATH 115A previous to Fall 2010. Students who take this course are not granted credit for MATH 161. Class Hours: 4 Prerequisites: MATH 131 - Technical Math I OR MATH 135 - College Algebra with Trigonometry OR appropriate score on placement exam. Not offered every semester.
MATH 161 - Precalculus (Functions & Coordinate Geometry)
MATH 161 - Precalculus (Functions & Coordinate Geometry)

4 credits A detailed analysis of topics essential to mastery of a follow-up course in calculus. Assisted by applications utilizing a graphical/scientific calculator, topics include: functions and inverse relations; trigonometric functions and identities; the study of polynomial, rational, logarithmic and exponential functions; and selected topics in analytic geometry. Notes: Was MATH 115 previous to Fall 2010. Students who take this course are not granted credit for MATH 165. Specific graphics calculator required; wait until first day of class before purchasing. Class Hours: 4 Prerequisites: MATH 131 - Technical Math I OR MATH 135 - College Algebra with Trigonometry OR appropriate score on placement test.
PHYSC 101 - Technical Physics 1 - Mechanics (and Lab)
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PHYSC 101 - Technical Physics 1 - Mechanics (and Lab)

3 credits A study of the scientific principles underlying technology and applied science, this course deals with the study of mechanics. Emphasis is placed on concepts of the laws of motion, energy, momentum, and conservation. Notes: Was PHYSC 107A/108 previous to Fall 2010. Class Hours: 3 Lab Hours: 2 Prerequisites: MATH 131 - Technical Mathematics, and MATH 135 - College Algebra with Trigonometry, or equivalent. Offered fall and spring semesters.
PHYSC 102 - Technical Physics 2 - Heat, Light, Sound (and Lab)
PHYSC 102 - Technical Physics 2 - Heat, Light, Sound (and Lab)

3 credits A continuation of Technical Physics 1, this course involves the study of heat, sound, and light. Topics covered include temperature, calorimetry, harmonic motion, acoustic phenomena, refraction, mirrors, lenses, interference, and diffraction of light. Notes: Was PHYSC 109A/110 previous to Fall 2010. Class Hours: 3 Lab Hours: 2 Prerequisites: PHYSC 101 - Technical Physics 1- Mechanics. Offered spring semesters.
Behavioral Science, Humanities & Social Science choose one course from any two areas for total of - Credit Hours 6 Phys. Ed. (1 health/fitness, 1 sport) - Credit Hours 2
Degree Requirements - Credit Hours: 36

CIVIL 103 - Intro to Technology
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CIVIL 103 - Intro to Technology

3 credits This survey course examines three major areas of technology (Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical) and is taught by faculty in each area. Topics include environmental, wood framing, basic electricity, measurements and fluids. Class Hours: 3 Offered fall and spring semesters.
MECH 162 - CAD 1
MECH 162 - CAD 1

3 credits Basic CAD provides information on the use of the microcomputer for Computer Drafting and Design. No prior computer background is required. The course is about learning to use a computer with a predesigned system (software) for making lines, circles, rectangles, etc., and adding dimensions and text. Three systems are available to choose from: AutoCAD. Participants have in-depth exposure to the system commands and extensive, hands-on lab practice. Class Hours: 4 (with integrated computer applications).
CIVIL 101A - Architectural Drawings
CIVIL 101A - Architectural Drawings

2 credits Concepts of lines and line drawings; pictorial drawings, lettering, dimensioning, scales, free hand drawing, isometric and orthographic drawing; architectural symbols, details, concepts and methods; electric and plumbing details; site layout (including contours, basic scale drawings of structures). Lab Hours: 4 Offered fall and spring semesters.
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CIVIL 235 - Architectural Design
CIVIL 235 - Architectural Design

2 credits Functional design principles, balance, harmony, proportion, rhythm and color applications to architecture; perspective; plans; elevation development with regard to design and representation; use of handbooks, periodicals, and reference files. Lab Hours: 4 Prerequisites: CIVIL 101 Architectural Drawing I. Offered fall and spring semesters.
CIVIL 111 - Construction Methods and Materials and Lab
CIVIL 111 - Construction Methods and Materials and Lab

3 credits Owner-architect-builder relationship; zoning ordinances and building codes; site factors; soil considerations; wood, steel, concrete; concrete forms; footing, foundation walls; wall, floor, and roof systems; prefabricated and precast units; insulation; exterior finish. Class Hours: 2 Lab Hours: 2 Offered fall and spring semesters.
CIVIL 214 - Surveying 1

3 credits An elementary plane surveying course. Topics include the principles of and calculations for taping and corrections required; differential leveling; traverse and transit computations including linear error, accuracy, correction to computations, area and stadia. The principles and uses of levels, transits, taping equipment, and rods are demonstrated in laboratory field assignments. Class Hours: 2
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Lab Hours: 2 Prerequisites: MATH 135 - College Algebra with Trigonometry. Offered fall semester.

3 credits Advanced course designed to prepare the student more fully for technical and construction positions; field and class work in traversing, stadia, vertical and horizontal curves, earthworks, subdivision layout and calculations, topography; profile leveling, computations, mapping. Class Hours: 2 Lab Hours: 2 Prerequisites: CIVIL 214 Surveying 1. Offered spring semester.
CIVIL 201 - Elements of Strength of Materials
CIVIL 201 - Elements of Strength of Materials

3 credits General principles of stress analysis; practical approaches to the design of floor and roof systems, walls, columns; riveted and welded connections and related topics using timber, steel, and concrete structural members. Some time is devoted to shafts and thin-walled pressure vessels. Class Hours: 3 Prerequisites: MATH 135 - College Algebra with Trigonometry, PHYSC 101 - Tech Physics I. Offered fall and spring semesters.
CIVIL 207 - Structures
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CIVIL 207 - Structures

3 credits The names and functions of various structural steel and concrete members and systems are discussed and analyzed. Several structural steel systems are assigned, both as individual and class projects. These systems are designed according to current specifications using appropriate design techniques, manuals, and theory. They are then drawn and detailed by the students, according to current practice. Class Hours: 2 Lab Hours: 2 Corequisite: CIVIL 201 Elements of Strength of Materials. Not offered every semester.
CIVIL 225 - Environmental Problems and Controls
CIVIL 225 - Environmental Problems and Controls

3 credits A study of equipment, methods, and systems used in the home, industry, and municipalities in sanitary sewage treatment, solid waste disposal and water sources, distribution and treatment control, and containment of atmosphere conditions with emphasis on preventive control of environmental pollution. Class Hours: 3 Corequisite: CIVIL 226 Environmental Problems and Control Lab. Offered spring semester.
CIVIL 227 - Environmental Problems and Control Lab
CIVIL 227 - Environmental Problems and Control Lab

0 credits Application in laboratory by means of projects, field trips, films, and reports. Lab Hours: 2 Corequisite: CIVIL 225 Environmental Problems and Controls. Offered spring semester.
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CIVIL 231 - Construction Management and CPM
CIVIL 231 - Construction Management and CPM

3 credits Management of the construction process; record keeping; forms, records, and procedures necessary for proper control of all aspects of job operations; superintendence of various phases of work to ensure adherence to plans and specifications. The use of the Critical Path Method (CPM) for planning and scheduling in the construction industry. Class Hours: 3 Prerequisites: CIVIL 111 Construction Methods and Materials and CIVIL 223 Construction Estimating. Offered fall and spring semesters.
CIVIL 223 - Construction Estimating
CIVIL 223 - Construction Estimating

3 credits Relation of estimating to building construction; construction relations; functions and use of check lists; catalogs, cost records, price lists, labor probabilities, forms, quality surveys; techniques of estimating, approximate and complete estimates. Class Hours: 2 Lab Hours: 2 Prerequisites: CIVIL 111 Construction Methods and Materials and CIVIL I Architectural Drawing I. Offered spring semester.
CIVIL 209 - Highway Design
CIVIL 209 - Highway Design

2 credits Basic principles of highway planning, administration, and finance; surveys and plans, including design
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considerations; drainage and erosion, materials for roads, roadbeds and surfa, including methods of construction and machinery; comparison of various surfaces in relation to initial cost, durability, load-bearing qualities, and economic life. Class Hours: 1 Misc. Hours: Design 2 Prerequisites: MATH 135 - College Algebra with Trigonometry. Offered fall and spring semesters.
Core and Degree Requirement Note(s)

* Or a substitute approved by the Curriculum Chair.
Minimum Total Credits: 64

Advisement Guide: The Advisement Guide provides important information to students about how best to complete this degree, including a semester-by-semester breakdown of how best to complete the required classes. Click here for the Advisement Guides 4-Semester Plan.
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Westchester Community College

Spring 2014 Edition

Civil Technology A.A.S.

Core Requirements - Credit Hours: 28

ENG 101 - Composition and Literature 1