Construction Inspection
Degree/Certificate Options | Major Code |
---|---|
Associate in Science Degree: Career/Technical | |
Construction Inspection | 02880 |
Construction Management | 02881 |
Certificates of Achievement | |
Construction Inspection | 02882 |
Construction Management | 02883 |
Consult with a counselor to develop a Student Education Plan (SEP), which lists the courses necessary to achieve your academic goal.
CI 10
BUILDING PLANS AND CONSTRUCTION DETAILS
3 UNITS
Grade Only
Lecture 3 hours
Offered: FALL, SPRING
Emphasizes reading and interpretation of blueprints used in building construction; reviewing site-layout plans; architectural, mechanical, and electrical drawings. [D]
CI 20
INSPECTION OF MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION
3 UNITS
Grade Only
Lecture 3 hours
Offered: SPRING, SUMMER
Introduces all aspects of mechanical construction. Includes underground and above ground plumbing, water, gas, and air pipes and finishing of plumbing systems. Emphasizes principles of heat and ventilation systems. [D]
CI 40
ELECTRICAL INSPECTION
3 UNITS
Grade Only
Lecture 3 hours
Offered: SPRING
Provides the study of electrical inspection procedures as applied to residential and light commercial construction. Includes topics in electrical theory, electrical plan reading and symbols, and electrical system components. [D]
CI 50
LEGAL FACTORS OF CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION
3 UNITS
Grade Only
Lecture 3 hours
Offered: FALL
Introduces both the Federal and State laws as it applies to building code enforcement, construction safety standards, workman's compensation, and contract dispute resolution. [D]
CI 60
BUILDING CODES I
3 UNITS
Grade Only
Lecture 3 hours
Offered: FALL
Provides a detailed study of the role of building inspectors. Emphasizes the proper interpretation of the International Building Code (IBC). [D]
CI 65
BUILDING CODES II
3 UNITS
Grade Only
Lecture 3 hours
Offered: SPRING
Continuation of CI 60. Presents an enforcement perspective and continues the interpretation and application of the International Building Code (IBC). (Students may repeat this course no more than twice in a six-year period.) [D]
CI 70
INSPECTION OF ARCHITECTURAL DETAILS AND STRUCTURAL INSPECTION
3 UNITS
Grade Only
Lecture 3 hours
Offered: SPRING
Examines the properties of lumber, roofing, wall finishes, flooring and covering, and glass and glazing finishes. Emphasizes structural plan reading and presents engineering principles for materials of construction. [D]
CI 90
CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT
3 UNITS
Grade Only
Recommended Preparation: Completion of one or more construction inspection college courses.
Lecture 3 hours
Offered: SPRING
Designed for construction inspection managers, military construction quality control representatives, projects engineers/architects, and newcomers to the construction inspection community seeking employment careers in construction quality control management. [D]
CI 100
ESSENTIALS OF FACILITIES MANAGEMENT
3 UNITS
Grade Only
Lecture 3 hours, laboratory 1 hour
Offered: FALL
Studies the basic concepts that describes the field of facilities management and how it can be applied to any organization. Reviews a leader's role in tactical planning for how to schedule and accomplish daily facilities management tasks. Supports the long term sustainable operation of an organization's facilities. [D; CSU]
CI 105
CALIFORNIA GREEN CODE AND SUSTAINABLE TECHNOLOGIES
3 UNITS
Grade Only
Recommended Preparation: RDG 158 or equivalent or through the Southwestern College multiple measures placement processes.
Lecture 3 hours
Offered: FALL
Emphasizes the proper interpretation of the CAL-Green Building Code and green building technologies. Provides inspectors, designers, and contractors with the latest code requirements and national standards to promote sustainable communities. Includes site planning and development, energy conservation, storm water pollution prevention, and basic sustainability concepts. [D] (Same as: SES 105)
CI 110
FACILITIES PLANNING DESIGN
3 UNITS
Grade Only
Lecture 3 hours, laboratory 1 hour
Offered: FALL
Studies facilities, layouts, determination of facilities requirements, site selection, use of analytical and computerized techniques and applications to areas such as office planning, warehousing, and health care. Addresses the subjects of retrofitting and preventative maintenance issues. [D; CSU]
CI 299
INDEPENDENT STUDY
1-3 UNITS
Pass/No Pass or Grade is Allowed
Limitation on Enrollment: Eligibility for independent study.
Lecture 3 hours
Offered: ALL
Individual study or research in some area of construction inspection of particular interest to the student and not included in regular courses of the college. [D; CSU]