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Cabinetmaking DiplomaNext StepsProgram Description: A cabinetmaker is an artist and a technician, a person who creates beauty employing the tools of a modern workshop. A cabinetmaker can be independent, perform customer work, or be part of a large manufacturing entrepreneur. Learn all the elements of cabinetmaking from the nature of the materials to the design, from the fabrication and assembly to the finished work. Become master of the most up-to-date tools and machinery in creating functional and beautiful cabinets. Understand the role of computers in cabinet design and manufacturing. This diploma program is offered by craftsmen who will teach you to carry on the first traditions of woodworking. Career Information and Occupational Outlook Program Admission Requirements
Curriculum Outline Credits required for graduation (108) General Core Courses (13 Credit Hours)
Occupational Courses (46 Credit Hours)
Electives (49 Credit Hours)
The content of this page does not constitute a contract between Columbus Technical College and its students on either a collective or individual basis. Course curriculum, fee changes, or additional unforeseen changes may occur after publication. Course offerings are contingent upon adequate enrollments. Please contact the school offering the program for the most current information. Academic advising is available to students prior to registration; this information is not a substitute for consulting with an academic advisor. Last updated: March 31, 2008.
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