CSSI-N105 - Woodworking Fundamentals
Course Description

In this introductory course, students should gain the knowledge and skills required to work safely and efficiently with hand and power tools. Course topics include measuring, marking, using hand tools, and the safe operation of power tools such as table saws, band saws, and principle stationary tools. Students also learn basic joinery techniques, gluing and assembly techniques, as well as the basics of wood finishing. Students put these skills and techniques into practice with small projects they build in the wood shop.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Introduction to working methods associated with wood,
- Experience basic properties, characteristics, and appropriate applications for wood,
- Apply the safe use of workshop skills, and safety procedures,
- Gain a familiarity with basic hand and machine tools.
While the course fee covers most of the materials required for this course, students may need to purchase additional materials that are specific to their designs.
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Student Profile: Karen Guzman
Karen enrolled in the Woodworking Fundamentals course. Her project is reflective of creative exploration, technical learning, and artistic growth.
Student, Edward Moore shares his experience taking the Woodworking Fundamentals course.
Applies Towards the Following Certificates
- Art and Design Studio Skills Certificate : Qualifying Courses
- Design, Technology, and Fabrication Skills Certificate : Qualifying Courses


