Construction and Electrical Courses
This class focuses on the fundamentals of Civil 3D and is appropriate for civil drafters, designers, and engineers new to Civil 3D. In particular you will learn how to work with points, parcels, and surfaces; develop gradings, horizontal and vertical alignments, assemblies and perform basic corridor modeling. Prior to taking this class the student should have a fundamental understanding of surveying, mapping and civil engineering concepts including elevations, contours, stationing, and alignments. This class can earn CEUs or 24 PDH hours.
#36851, Truax-Main Building, 9/3-10/22, Tuesday, 6-9 PM Instructor: Richard Schneider
This course is designed to help the individual navigate and understand the National Electrical Code. We will look at the layout and individual chapter while also touching on specific items. There will be practice code quizzes and time for Q and A at each class.
#36743, Reedsburg Campus, 10/1-11/5, Tuesday, 6-8:30 PM Instructor: Michael Thill
An introductory course to parametric solid modeling using SolidWorks 3D modeling software. Explore fundamental modeling techniques used to create parts, by creating common features including extrusions, revolves, ribs and shell features, and patterns. Introduction to basic drawing layout. Emphasis on the design intent of parametric solid models, to create fully defined 3D models.
#36176, Truax-Main Building, 10/1-11/19, Tuesday, 6-9 PM Instructor: Ben King
This course covers the use of all the tools required to operate as a successful professional manager. You will learn all aspects of a construction project, understanding business structure, administration contracts, blue print constructability review, estimating, project scheduling and all facets of coordination to close out the project. Class exercises develop skills you can use on the job.
#36094, Online Live, 10/5-10/19, Saturday, 10 AM - 2 PM Instructor: Pearl Lawson
Our Dwelling Contractor Initial Qualifier course meets all the State of Wisconsin education requirements for getting your DCQ license. This course can be done at your own pace. This course covers an overview of Wisconsin's construction laws, an introduction into Uniform Dwelling Code and required content of best construction business practices.
Self-paced, Online Course, 12 Hours Instructor: Steve Rewey
Our Dwelling Contractor Continuing Education course meets all the State of Wisconsin education requirements for 12 hours of Continuing Education for renewing your DCQ license for a 2 year term. This course is done at your own pace. This course covers an overview of Wisconsin's construction laws, and introduction into Uniform Dwelling Code and required content of best construction business practices.
Self-paced, Online Course, 12 Hours Instructor: Steve Rewey
This is an introduction to Computer Aided Design using the industry-standard software Autodesk AutoCAD and will cover document setup, customizations, two-dimensional drawing, modifications, dimensioning, and document layout for printing. Competency in Windows operating system is required.
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