American Samoa Community College MOODLE
15 Week Session
This course is a combination of construction procedures and management. It covers theory and application of specifications, estimations of project costs, application of building codes and use of computer programs in development and preparation of construction. It orients students to select and apply the proper structural materials equipment methods used in wood, masonry, concrete, and steel construction. (Note 3 lecture credits)
- Teacher: Petelo Ioane
This is a one-semester, four hour per week practical job experience course with local firms or an American Samoa Government office directly related to the field of engineering. Specific duties and time negotiable with the firm or office where the student will study. Duties will be documented and performance rated by firm or office in consultation with CET staff. (Note: 1 lecture credit, 3 lab credits).
- Teacher: Petelo Ioane
This is a one-semester, four hour per week practical job experience course with local firms or an American Samoa Government office directly related to the field of engineering. Specific duties and time negotiable with the firm or office where the student will study. Duties will be documented and performance rated by firm or office in consultation with CET staff. (Note: 1 lecture credit, 3 lab credits).
This is a one-semester, four hour per week practical job experience course with local firms or an American Samoa Government office directly related to the field of engineering. Specific duties and time negotiable with the firm or office where the student will study. Duties will be documented and performance rated by firm or office in consultation with CET staff. (Note: 1 lecture credit, 3 lab credits).
This is a one-semester, four hour per week practical job experience course with local firms or an American Samoa Government office directly related to the field of engineering. Specific duties and time negotiable with the firm or office where the student will study. Duties will be documented and performance rated by firm or office in consultation with CET staff. (Note: 1 lecture credit, 3 lab credits).