Fall 2019

Most courses take place once a week. Duration varies from eight to twelve weeks. Courses have different start dates. Courses without an exact start date have not had their start date established yet. Contact Sangita Shrestha at 718.226.0437 or CooperUnionRetraining@camba.org for details.

Course Title	Day	Time	Start Date
Cyber Security	Tuesday	6 - 9 pm	October 8
OSHA 30 for Construction *	Monday	6 - 10 pm	October 7
Green Building Guidelines, Environmental Safety	Tuesday	6 - 10 pm	October 8
Heating, Ventilation, Air-Conditioning, and Refrigeration	Sunday	10 am - 1 pm	October 6
Building Operation, Maintenance, & Safety Regulations	Sunday	1 - 4 pm	October 6
The National Electrical Code (NEC) and its Application	Wednesday	6 - 9 pm	October 2
Data Architecture Principles, Data Structure and SQL	Monday	6 - 8:30 pm	October 7
Java Programming	Sunday	12 - 2 pm	September 29
C# Programming	Sunday	10 am  - 12 pm	September 29
Linux (Unix) Administration	Saturday	9  - 11:45 am	TBD
Android Software Development: Introduction	Saturday	12  - 3 pm	TBD
Software Quality Assurance- Manual Testing	Tuesday & Thursday	6  - 9 pm	TBD
Software Quality Assurance - Automated Testing	Tuesday & Thursday	6  - 9 pm	TBD
Introduction to AutoCAD **	Tuesday	6 - 9 pm	October 1
Introduction to AutoCAD **	Wednesday	6  - 9 pm	October 2
Advanced AutoCAD and Revit **	Tuesday	6  - 9 pm	November 5
Advanced AutoCAD and Revit **	Wednesday	6  - 9 pm	November 6
AISC Structural Steel Design	Saturday	1 - 5 pm	October 12
ACI Structural Concrete Design	Saturday	1 - 5 pm	November 9
Building Cost Estimating & Bridge, Highway, Railroad Eng.	Thursday	6 - 8 pm	September 26

* OSHA 30 is open to mechanical, electrical, civil or architecture professionals with at least 3 years of construction project management experience. This course must be taken in combination with other classes in student’s specialty.

** The Introduction to AutoCAD and Advanced AutoCAD and Revit classes have been divided into two different meeting times to accommodate more students

Sponsors

The Retraining program is made possible through generous donations from the Robin Hood Foundation and Con Edison. The Retraining Program would also like to thank our individual donors for support.