Academic Catalog

Woodworking Manufacturing Technologies (A.S.)

Department website: https://www.cerritos.edu/woodworking/

ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE

The goal of the Woodworking Manufacturing Technologies Department is to provide students with high-quality woodworking education programs leading to certificates, degrees, and jobs; provide the industry with highly capable cabinet and furniture makers; provide the community with high-quality avocational woodworking education programs; provide the industry with material, process, and equipment training programs; and support other schools in the promotion and delivery of woodworking education.

Program Student Learning Outcomes

  • Students build a face frame or frameless cabinet project to meet the requirements of specified planning documents.
  • Students build a table project to meet the requirements of specified planning documents.
  • Students convert rough lumber to a flat, straight, and square-edged piece suitable for project use.

Program Requirements

Code Number Course Title Units
WMT Core Courses
WMT 101Introduction to Woodworking3.0
WMT 102Introduction to Solid Wood Casegoods4.0-6.5
or WMT 103 Introduction to Tables
or WMT 171A Introduction to Tables and Woodworking Hand Tools
or WMT 171B Topics in Cabinetmaking
WMT 107Wood Finishing2.0
WMT 118Introduction to Woodturning2.0
WMT 151Introduction to Faceframe Cabinetmaking4.0-6.5
or WMT 153 Introduction to Frameless Cabinetmaking
or WMT 171B Topics in Cabinetmaking
Subtotal15-20
Choose from the following for a minimum of Four (4) units:4.0
Casegood Manufacturing Lab (2.5)
Table Manufacturing Lab (2.5)
Decorative Boxes (4)
Jigs and Fixtures (2)
Introduction to Cabinet Installation (4)
Architectural Millwork
Passage Door (4)
SketchUp for Woodworkers (3)
Woodworking Machine Maintenance and Repair (2)
Woodworking with Hand Tools (4)
The Workbench Class (4)
Intermediate Woodturning (2)
Total Units19-24

ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

Complete a minimum of 60 units to include (1) the above major requirements, (2) the General Education requirements, and (3) electives as needed