Bachelor of Science in Construction Management
Catalog Requirements for a Bachelor of Science in Construction Management
Total Semester hours - 125
- Admission into the College of Engineering is required for construction management majors prior to taking any construction management course numbered above CM 1112.
- A grade of “C” or better is required in all CM courses and prerequisite courses; ENGL 1001 and ENGL 2000; MATH 1550; PHYS 2001 and PHYS 2002.
- Registration in any CM course above CM 1112 is restricted to students admitted to a senior college with a declared CM major or minor.
- Graduating seniors are to take the American Institute of Constructors (AIC) Associate Constructor (AC) Level I Exam and the departmental Senior Exit Exam. The faculty, along with Alliance Safety Council, facilitates these exams within the required CM 4202 course. The exams are administered as a preparation for certification as a Professional Constructor.
Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 | Year 4 |
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Intro to Construction Management | Construction Materials and Methods II | Construction Estimating | Construction Safety |
Construction Materials and Methods I | Structural Principles and Practices | Construction and Civil Materials | Applied Structural Design |
Statistics and Graphics (CS) | Construction Equipment | Mechanical and Electrical Systems | Construction Project Management |
Intro to Management Information Systems | Construction Surveying | Soils in Construction | Construction Enterprise |
Intro to Environmental Science | Construction Plan Reading | Construction Scheduling and Cost Control | Industry Emphasis Area Course |
Business Calculus | Survey of Accounting | Construction Contracting | Building Information Modeling (BIM) |
General Ed: Arts | Economics Principles | Industry Emphasis Area Course | Principles of Management |
General Ed: Humanities |
General Physics I |
Industry Emphasis Area Course | Business Finance |
General Ed: Humanities | General Physics II | Business Law | Principles of Marketing |
General Ed: English Comp I | Fundamentals of Communication | General Ed: English Comp II | General Ed: Social Sciences |