Fall Catalog - Cape Girardeau Career And Technology Center

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College Degree Programs
#910 Culinary Artsv�(C.S.)
Prepare to seek employment in the nation’s number one
employment field. Develop skills in such areas as sanitation and
safety, gourmet cooking, baking and decorating. Careers ranging
from bakers, sandwich prep cooks, entree cooks, deli workers
and front of the house positions are explored. Incorporated within
the class is actual experience in operating a mini restaurant. Onthe-job
training at local job sites offers potential job opportunity.
$100 deposit due upon enrollment—balance paid in full or
financial aid on file at least one week prior to the first class
meeting to avoid possible forfeiture of deposit, and removal
from the course roster.
#912 Graphic Design/Offset Printing Technologyv�(C.S.)
Students will learn computerized publishing systems, principles
of layout and design, masking and platemaking operations, offset
presswork and bindery principles by completing a sequential
series of concept-oriented products. $100 deposit due upon
enrollment—balance paid in full or financial aid on file at least
one week prior to the first class meeting to avoid possible
forfeiture of deposit, and removal from the course roster.
#914 Construction Technologyv�(C.S.)
A residential house is constructed during this two-year program,
with the completed home sold by sealed bid to the highest bidder.
Students will receive instruction and hands-on experience in
hand and power tool safety, site preparation and layout, footing
and foundation forming, floor and wall framing, sheathing, roof
framing, interior wall and floor finishing, exterior window and door
installation, and exterior wall finishes. $100 deposit due upon
enrollment—balance paid in full or financial aid on file at least
one week prior to the first class meeting to avoid possible
forfeiture of deposit, and removal from the course roster.
#924 Machine Tool Technology Iv�(C.S.)
This course is designed to prepare students for entry-level
manufacturing jobs as a machinist. Students will learn to operate
a power saw, drill press, lathe, mill, grinder, fabrication and
resurfacing of cutting tools. Students will also interpret designs,
drawings, and specifications and analyze quality control data.
Prerequisite: Algebra. $100 deposit due upon enrollment—
balance paid in full or financial aid on file at least one week
prior to the first class meeting to avoid possible forfeiture of
deposit, and removal from the course roster.
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#927 Electrical Tradesv�(C.S.)
This course will provide training in electrical trades. Students
will learn how to interpret designs, drawings and specifications.
Instruction will include constructing, calculating and installing
basic residential and commercial circuits. Student will demonstrate
the appropriate use of industry codes. This course will prepare
students for entry level employment as an electrician and other
related areas. $100 deposit due upon enrollment—balance
paid in full or financial aid on file at least one week prior to
the first class meeting to avoid possible forfeiture of deposit,
and removal from the course roster.
This Program is also offered as a 2 year evening
Program. Contact the office at (573) 334-0826 for more
information.
3 Ways to Enroll
1. On-line: Go to www.capectc.org, select
“Courses/Programs”, “Adult Ed Page”,
“Registration” and follow the instructions.
2. Mail: Fill out the form on page 40 and mail
it with your payment.
3. Office: Stop by our office and enroll in
person. See page 4 for office hours.
#928 Cabinetmakingv�(C.S.)
This course will provide training in cabinetmaking. Students will be
exposed to CNC equipment and CAD software, learn to design,
cut, machine and assemble cabinetry components. Projects will
include glue and clamp cabinetmaking. Students will also learn
to finish and apply laminates/veneers and construct counter
tops consistent with industry standards. This course will prepare
students for entry level employment as a cabinetmaker and other
related areas. $100 deposit due upon enrollment—balance
paid in full or financial aid on file at least one week prior to
the first class meeting to avoid possible forfeiture of deposit,
and removal from the course roster.