Course Student Learning Outcomes by Discipline
Course ID
SLO
CFT 100
Students will successfully demonstrate the safe use of basic power tools and outline and perform the steps necessary to
square up a piece of rough lumber using power tools.
CFT 105
- Students will be able to identify different types of carcass construction and be able to demonstrate an understanding of
the construction details of a specific piece of carcass furniture.
CFT 105
Identify and analyze wood and man-made materials as they are related to design and function problems inherent in
construction of furniture.
CFT 108
Students will analyze overhead, materials, labor and profit in order to develop pricing strategies for work.
CFT 108
Students will be able to identify the factors in creating a market strategy for a specific woodworking business in a given
market.
CFT 110A
Students will be able to demonstrate an understanding of the construction and design of traditional solid wood carcass
furniture as it pertains to wood movement.
CFT 110B
Using Period furniture as an example, students will be able to understand the design and construction restraints as they
pertain to wood movement.
CFT 111A
Students will be able to show proficiency in the use of various jigs for making both through and half blind dovetails used
in making drawers.
CFT 111B
Students will be able to show proficiency in the use of various jigs for making both through and half blind dovetails used
in making drawers.
CFT 118
Students will be able to develop a design of an original piece of furniture based on given criteria either contemporary or
period.
CFT 120
Students will; 1.Identify construction details needed to complete project. 2.Analyze construction details, which need
further research to complete. 3.Create a plan of procedure to achieve completion of project.
CFT 122
Students will; 1.Identify construction details needed to complete project. 2.Analyze construction details, which need
further research to complete. 3.Create a plan of procedure to achieve completion of project.
CFT 124
Students will; 1.Identify construction details needed to complete project. 2.Analyze construction details, which need
further research to complete. 3.Create a plan of procedure to achieve completion of project.
CFT 128
Students will; 1.Identify construction details needed to complete project. 2.Analyze construction details, which need
further research to complete. 3.Create a plan of procedure to achieve completion of project.
CFT 130
Students will apply quality control principles to individual and production work .
CFT 131
Student will demonstrate competency in guitar set-up.
CFT 132A
Apply quality control principles to individual and production work
CFT 132A
Demonstrate competency in the process of steam bending with various methods.
CFT 132B
Fabricate and use various jigs, forms, molds, and fixtures, which will aid in a start-up business and electric guitar
production.
CFT 133A
Students will be able to analyze and diagnose repairs needed on guitar.
CFT 133A
Students will be able to perform repairs needed on guitar and give estimate of labor and material cost.
CFT 133B
Students will be able to perform an advanced custom set-up on guitar, including frets, nut saddle, action and intonation.
CFT 134A
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Analyze electric guitar string height and make necessary adjustments and perform necessary processes in order to adjust
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Course ID
SLO
CFT 134A
desired action.
CFT 134A
Students will select lumber of proper species and grain orientation and create/fabricate an electric guitar neck which will
function at desired specifications.
CFT 134B
Fabricate and use various jigs, forms, molds, and fixtures, which will aid in a start-up business and electric guitar
production.
CFT 135
Student will be able to design and construct an acoustic guitar to given specifications.
CFT 136
Student will be able to design and construct an acoustic guitar to given specifications.
CFT 137
Student will be able to design and construct an arch top guitar to given specifications.
CFT 138
Student will be able to design and construct an arch top guitar to given specifications.
CFT 141
Be able to demonstrate the ability to evaluate and design a specific tool to satisfy a specific need.
CFT 142
Demonstrate appropriate strategies in tuning, using and maintaining metal and wooden hand planes
CFT 143
Students will demonstrate competency in construction techniques of box making.
CFT 144
Students will demonstrate an understanding of the principles of reducing complex work to a series of simple tasks or
operations and the essential requirement of interchangeability of like parts in production work.
CFT 145
Through the manufacturing of specific products, production techniques of fabrication will be demonstrated.
CFT 148
Students will understand and apply the process of cutting two veneers at once on a bevel to fabricate marquetry.
CFT 149
Students will demonstrate proficiency and skill in the techniques and use of tools needed to hand cut both through and
half blind dovetail joinery.
CFT 150
Students will demonstrate the ability to apply hand tool skills in the construction of wood furniture.
CFT 151
Students will be able to identify and outline: the use of veneer in the furniture industry, various techniques used in cutting
joining and applying veneer, and the various tools and adhesives required in the application of veneer to wooden
furniture.
CFT 152
Students will show proficiency in advanced veneering techniques and in construction and repair of period furniture.
CFT 153
Students will be able to identify design elements in period furniture and identify period and style of furniture.
CFT 154
- Students will design and construct a piece of furniture with a theme using and incorporating period furniture design
elements.
CFT 155
Students will demonstrate proficient knowledge of the materials, tools and methods used in ladder-back and Windsor
chair construction.
CFT 156
Students will construct a 3-slat ladder back chair or a Windsor chair using "green" wood.
CFT 159A
Students will demonstrate proficiency in the process of designing a chair with a specific function.
CFT 159B
Students will demonstrate proficiency in the process of designing a table with a specific function.
CFT 160A
Students will be able to construct a functional comfortable chair with a specific need.
CFT 160B
Students will be able to construct a functional table with a specific need.
CFT 163
Students will demonstrate proficiency of the fabrication techniques of applying plastic laminate products.
CFT 164
Students will show an understanding of the various wall structures, in order to assess cabinet attachment options.
CFT 165A
Students will show proficiency in taking on site measurements and developing working drawings/blue prints for
residential cabinetry.
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Course ID
SLO
CFT 165B
Students will be able to design residential cabinetry utilizing the 32mm system.
CFT 166
Students will gain knowledge of the various material options in residential cabinet construction.
CFT 167A
Students will gain knowledge of the various material options in residential cabinet construction.
CFT 167B
Students will gain knowledge of the various material options in residential cabinet construction.
CFT 168
Students will be able to identify all of the components for stairway construction.
CFT 169
Students will become familiar with the current available software utilized in cabinetmaking.
CFT 170
Students will be able to design and construct functional workbench for shop or factory.
CFT 171
Students will display a working knowledge of the processes and techniques in making a coopered door.
CFT 172
Students will be able to identify and utilize all of the tool on the tool bar of TURBOCAD.
CFT 173
A bamboo culm will be split, straightened, heat treated and planed into six 60-degree angle strips that are glued, turned
on a lath.
CFT 175
Students will gain knowledge of the use and function of available hardware, which can be used in making jigs and fixtures.
CFT 176
Students will demonstrate their understanding of sharpening the three basic tools ; the skew, the gouge, and the parting
tool by grinding the proper straight or curved, hollow grind or flat grind on the appropriate tool.
CFT 177
Students will be able to apply learned processes and techniques to turning period furniture accents, moldings and
components.
CFT 178
Students will be able to apply turning techniques and processes to the manufacture of Architectural turnings and
furniture parts.
CFT 180
Students will be able to compare and contrast the two basic methods of bending wood; laminate bending and steam
bending.
CFT 182
Student will be able to design, construct and raise a simple timber frame structure. using traditional and contemporary
methods.
CFT 185
Students will create a shop, machine and tool layout, floor plan for a given space with given needs.
CFT 186
Students will be able to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of production carving machinery and technology
utilized in industry.
CFT 187
Students will be able to evaluate and select wood appropriate for various carving processes.
CFT 188
Students will demonstrate proficiency in relief carving both low and high relief.
CFT 189
Students will demonstrate proficiency in advanced techniques as they apply to the selected topic.
Carving in the round
Pierced carving
Applied carving
CFT 190
Students will be able to identify and utilize appropriate hardware for period and contemporary furniture.
CFT 195
Students will be able to describe, evaluate and utilize finishes available and appropriate for specific furniture applications.
CFT 198
Students will research and develop a solution and a plan to resolve a specific finishing problem/ application.
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