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AD221

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Advanced Building Principles

Construction & Manufacturing TechnologiesMIT
Course Details

Subject Code

AD

Course Number

221

Department(s)

Construction & Manufacturing Technologies

Course Description

Concrete, advanced framing techniques and construction codes are taught. This course builds upon skills gained in introductory courses.

Credit Hours Value

2

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