Danville Area Community College
2007-2008
This program is designed for students to learn the historic
preservation trades. Students graduating from this program can go
to work for preservation contractors, not-for-profit preservation
housing developers, private property developers, home builders, cabinet
shops or open their own businesses. The program will be
structured so students will attend classes for part of the day and then
work on one of the Renaissance's historic restorations for the balance
of the day.
| Required Courses | Hours | F,S,I,SU | Grade |
| First Semester | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| CONS 100 Construction Blueprint
Reading |
2 |
||
| *MATT 132 Elementary Technical Math |
4 |
||
| CONS 101 Planning a Renovation |
3
|
||
| CONS 102 Starting the Renovation |
2
|
||
| CONS 103 Rough Carpentry |
2
|
||
| Total |
13
|
||
| Second Semester | |||
| CONS 104 Working with Contractors |
3
|
||
| CONS 105 Old House Systems |
2
|
||
| CONS 106 Old House Finishing |
2
|
||
| *ENGL 121 Communication Skills |
3
|
||
| ELEC 105 Safety |
3
|
||
| Total |
13
|
||
Enrollment in developmental classes may increase the length of time
it takes to complete a certificate.