Historic Preservation
Technology Program
Associate of Applied Science Degree
Historic Preservation is a
rapidly growing field of study.
Currently there is no other Associate of Applied Science Degree in
Historic Preservation Technology offered in the state or surrounding
states. The Historic Preservation degree
will help students to become proficient in technological skills, communication,
problem solving, and informational literacy by incorporating these key areas in
virtually every class. The specialty
courses such as stained glass or plaster will build each of the four areas just
by the nature of the course. Part-time
and full-time students will gain experience related to specialty skills, which
included but are not limited to masonry, stained glass and plasterwork. The classes will give students skills in
these areas as well as preserve the trade for future generations. Students wishing to complete the curriculum
will be required to attend both daytime and evening classes.
Fall
Entry
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1st Semester 3rd Semester |
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*D.T. |
0115 |
Technical Drawing I |
5 |
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*D.T. |
0125 |
CAD I |
3 |
*H.P. |
0200 |
Site Investigation & Doc. I |
3 |
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**H.P. |
0140 |
Shop and Site Safety |
1 |
*H.P. |
0250 |
Historic Research and Field Studies |
2 |
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COMM |
0102 |
Intro. to Writing |
3 |
*H.P. |
0210 |
Preservation Est. & Planning |
2 |
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*H.P. |
0100 |
Intro. to Historic Preservation Law |
3 |
PSYC |
1000 |
General Psychology |
3 |
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I.T. |
1416 |
Microcomputer Software |
3 |
*H.P. |
0120 |
Specialty Course: Plaster |
2 |
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Total |
18 |
*H.P. |
0240 |
Specialty Course:Masonry & Stonework |
2 |
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Total |
14 |
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2nd Semester
4th Semester |
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COMM |
1046 |
English Composition |
3 |
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**H.P. |
0110 |
Intro. to Architectural Structures |
3 |
**H.P. |
0260 |
Site Investigation & Doc. II – HABS |
3 |
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**D.T. |
0250 |
Bldg. Methods and Materials |
4 |
**H.P. |
0270 |
Building Diagnostics |
3 |
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**H.P.
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0130 |
Specialty Course: Wood |
2 |
**H.P. |
0280 |
Specialty Course:Metal |
2 |
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**H.P. |
0220 |
Specialty Course: Millwork |
2 |
**H.P. |
0290 |
Field Lab |
4 |
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MATH |
0101 |
Introduction to Algebra |
4 |
**H.P. |
0299 |
Special Projects in Preservation |
3 |
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Total |
18 |
**H.P. |
0230 |
Specialty Course: Stained Glass |
2 |
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Total |
17 |
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* Offered only in the Fall ** Offered only in the
Spring |
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Minimum credits for an A.A.S. degree in Historic
Preservation Technology = 67 The Historic Preservation Technology program is
designed for Fall entry. If Spring
entry is desired, it may take longer than two years to complete the program. |
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Student intake will occur bi-yearly with
the first intake in Fall 2005.
Students can start the program in off years, but will be limited to
general education courses and other courses scheduled. All courses designated H.P. will only be
offered once every two years during their respective semester. |
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(406) 496-3716
or (800) 445-TECH
04/08