Construction and Building Science Technology

Jefferson Campus

TBD, Program Coordinator/Advisor 
Harold Martin Building, room 215
(205) 855-7847 • 

Anthony Petrowski, Instructor/Advisor
Harold Martin Building, room 222
(205) 856-7846 • apetrows@jeffersonstate.edu

Structures are developed in three phases: (1) the conceptual design phase, in which the structure is conceived and formulated by the designer, (2) the working drawing stage, in which drawings and specifications are developed in order to fabricate the structure and, (3) the construction stage, in which the structure is physically erected. The Department of Construction and Building Science Technology offers the following options that cover the process from the conceptual design to the constructed structure: Architectural/Civil Design Technology and Construction Management Technology. Check with your four-year institution for the transferability of courses in this program. This program is not designed to transfer to a four-year institution.

Take a look at our website: www.jeffersonstate.edu/programs/construction-building-science-technology. Look for the Program Brochure link to know when during the year you should take each course.