Description:
Public Works, a career technical program, provides the foundational knowledge and training that prepare students for entry-level employment or advancement in public works occupations.
Job opportunities include:
Public works contract administrator;
Public works maintenance worker;
Public works supervisor;
Public works construction inspector;
Arborist; and
Landscape or park management worker
Requirements: 21 Units
Student Learning Outcomes:
This discipline prepares students to do the following:
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The goal of the Citrus College Construction Management Program is three-fold:
Upon completion of the courses in this discipline as well as the general education requirements, students may earn an associate degree in public works administration. Students may also earn certificates of achievement in Public Works: Maintenance Services or Public Works: Inspection, Supervision, and Management. In addition, several skill awards are available in public works.
Course | Title | Units | Year/Semester (Y1 or S1) |
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PUB 150 | Introduction to Public Works | 3 | Y1 |
PUB 151 | Street Construction and Maintenance | 3 | Y1 |
PUB 155 | Public Works Construction Inspection | 3 | Y2 |
PUB 157 | Asphalt and Portland Cement Concrete | 3 | Y2 |
PUB 160 | Public Administration | 3 | Y1 |
PUB 164 | Plan Reading and Cost Estimating | 3 | Y1 |
PUB 166 | Supervision in Public Works | 3 | Y2 |
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