Advising Worksheet
2006-2008
A.A.S. in Construction Technology
9
Prerequisite Courses
BSKL 010 Basic English w/Lab
BSKL 015 Reading
BSKL 020 Introduction to Writing
3
BSKL 061 Basic Math w/Lab
3
3
BSKL 064 Elementary Algebra
3
3
Note: Course numbers below 100 will not apply for graduation requirements
9
Freshman Year 1st Semester
ENGL101 English Composition I or ENGL112
Technical Writing
MATH 108 Tech Math II or
MATH115 College Algebra
16-17
3
3-4
9
Graduation Requirements
Refer to course catalog for detailed description of graduation
requirements
Completed the minimum required hours?
Completed all required courses?
DRFT 111 Intro to Computer Drafting
3
Last 12 hours completed at SFCC?
CNST 113 Construction Management
3
Transferring credit back & Registrar approved?
CNST101 Construction Materials and Methods I
3
MO Constitution requirement met?
Wellness Course (see back for choices)
1
GPA (minimum 2.0 required for graduation)?
Exit Exam scheduled/taken?
9
Freshman Year 2nd Semester
18
HIST101 US History Before1877 or HIST102 After
1877 or POLS101 Amer/National Government
3
CAPP125 Microcomputer Applications
3
Application for Graduation Complete? (Students
should apply for graduation immediately after enrolling
for their final semester.)
Notes
CNST103 Construction Material and Methods II
3
INDT102 Technical Prints and Diagrams
3
DRFT120 Architectural Drafting
3
CNST 138
CNST162 Construction Safety
3
DRFT 114
For Construction Electives choose from:
DRFT 115
9
Sophomore Year 1st Semester
16
DRFT 130
Humanities (see back for choices)
3
DRFT 180
CNST142 Building Mechanical Systems
3
IM 104
CNST106 Construction Estimation
3
IM 105
ACCT101 Principles of Financial Accounting or
BADM107 Personal Finance
3
BADM101 Introduction to Business or BSMT108
Principles of Management or BSMT125 Human
Relations
3
EDUC119 Employment Strategies
1
IM 126
IM 133
IM 135
MACH 101
OR other approved courses relating to construction
Not all courses are offered every semester
9
Sophomore Year 2nd Semester
CNST160 Statistics & Strength of Materials
18
3
ENGL110 Business Communications or SPTH101
Public Speaking
3
Advisor for this major:
Steve Bloess, ph. 660-596-7233
If you are required to take BSKL courses your first semester
you should also take:
Science Course-BIO, CHEM, EASC or PHYS
3
CNST138 Construction Planning and Scheduling
3
CNST 113 Construction Management
Approved Elective
3
CNST 101 Construction Materials and Methods I
Approved Elective
3
Minimum Required Credit Hours
68
Updated 04/06 bll
2006-2008 General Education Requirements
Associate of Applied Science Degree
General Education Minimum Total
Communications
3
R/E
ENGL 101 English Composition I
R/E
ENGL 102 English Composition II
3
R/E
ENGL 110 Business Communications
3
R/E
ENGL 112 Technical Writing
3
Mathematics
3-4
MATH 101 Business Math
3
M
MATH 107 Technical Math I
3
M
MATH 108 Technical Math II
3
Communications
ENGL 101 English Composition I
R/E
ENGL 101 English Composition I
R/E
ENGL 102 English Composition II
R/E
ENGL 102 English Composition II
R/E
ENGL 110 Business Communications
R/E
ENGL 112 Technical Writing
U
SPTH 101 Public Speaking
3
M
MATH 101 Business Math
MATH 115 College Algebra
4
M
MATH 107 Technical Math I
M
MATH 116 Finite Math
3
M
MATH 108 Technical Math II
R/E
R/E
HIST 101 U.S. History Before 1877*
HIST 102 U.S. History Since 1877*
3
R
POLS101 American/National Gov.*
3
*These courses satisfy the state requirements for credit in
Missosuri Constitution. Students transferring credit for American
history or national government from out-of-state must complete
POLS102 Missouri Constitution (1/2 hours).
Wellness
1
All students, except those in Allied Health programs, must
complete the one credit hour wellness requirement. Select one
of the following:
CAPP 125 Microcomputer Applications
U
CIS 103 Introduction to CIS
U
HEOC140 Technology in Health Care
Life and Physical Science
E/R
MATH 112 Intermediate Algebra
U
M
MATH 115 College Algebra
R/E/M
M
MATH 116 Finite Math
R/E/M
3
R/E
U
Mathematics
MATH 112 Intermediate Algebra
3
Managing Information
R/E
M
Social Science
6
Each A.A.S. degree program includes 6 hours of general education elective courses from two of the following
areas:
3
M
R/E
General Education Electives Minimum Total
10
R/M
Social and Behavioral Science
U
BADM101 Introduction to Business
U
BADM107 Personal Finance
R
ECON 101 Principles of Econ-Macro
R
ECON 102 Principles of Econ-Micro
AGRI 108 Animal Science
AGRI 118 Plant Science
BIO 207 Human Anatomy w/Lab
BIO 208 Human Physiology w/Lab
CHEM 101 Intro to Chemistry w/Lab
R/E/M
CHEM 103
R/E/M
PHYS 125 Elem. College Physics w/ Lab
Humanities and Fine Arts
U
ART 101 Art Appreciation
R/E
PSY101 General Psychology
R/E
HUM 101 Intro to Philosophy
R/E
PSY102 Child Psychology
R/E
HUM 104 Living Religions
R/E
SOC 100 General Sociology
R/E
HUM 108 World Civ Before 1500
R/E
HUM 109 World Civ After 1500
Higher Order Thinking
E
BADM103 Legal Enviro. Of Business
R/E
HUM 120 American Diversity
R/E
LIT 101 Intro to Literature
R/E
ENGL 102 English Composition II
R/E
LIT 104 Masterpieces Before 1650
U
HLTH 101 Personal Health/Fitness
2
R/E
HUM 120 American Diversity
R/E
LIT 105 Masterpieces After 1650
U
PEAC116 Building Fitness for Life I
1
R/E
LIT 104 Masterpieces Before 1650
R/E
LIT 107 American Literature
U
PEAC117 Building Fitness for Life II
1
U
PEAC118 Aerobics
1
U
PEAC119 Low Impact Aerobics
1
R/E
HUM101 Intro. To Philosophy
U
MUS 101 Music in Western Civ
U
PEAC121 Women and Health
1
R/E
HUM104 Living Religions
E
SPAN 101 Elementary Spanish I
U
PEAC122 Applied Wellness
1
R/E
HUM120 American Diversity
U
SPTH107 Into to Theater
R/E
SOC 102 Marriage and Family
Valuing
R/E
LIT 109 English Literature
R/E
LIT 114 Topics in Literature
Total A.A.S. General Education Minimum = 16 hours
U = Class is open to any student even if placed in BSKIL
courses.
R = Students needing Reading (BSKIL 105)
are restricted from this course.
E = Students needing Basic English Lab (BSKIL 010) or
Intro to Writing (BSKIL 020) are restricted from this
course.
M = Students needing Basic Math Lab
(BSKIL061) are restricted from this course.
y Some course listed have prerequisites in addition to the Basic Skill courses; consult the college catalog for course prerequisites