Construction Management (9413)
This program prepares students for careers in the construction field with an emphasis on residential and light commercial building construction. The curriculum blends two major content areas: building construction technologies and business management. Professionals in this field need to have a thorough background in site development, building methods and materials, contract documents, plans and specifications, estimating, bidding, scheduling, building codes, legal principles, project administration, inspection, quality assurance, finances, sound business practices, and people skills. Graduates can enter the workforce in management positions with homebuilders, commercial builders, equipment i
Courses
- ANTH 1160 — Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (TAG) 3 Credits
- ARTS 1120 — Art Appreciation (OT36) 3 Credits
- ARTS 2220 — Survey of Art I (OT36, TAG) 3 Credits
- ARTS 2230 — Survey of Art II (OT36, TAG) 3 Credits
- BUSM 1300 — Introduction to Business 3 Credits
- BUSM 1400 — Professional Personal Selling 3 Credits
- BUSM 1620 — Introduction to Entrepreneurship (CTAG) 3 Credits
- BUSM 2100 — Business Law I (CTAG, TAG) 3 Credits
- CIVT 1011 — Construction Methods and Materials (CTAG, TAG) 3 Credits
- CIVT 1012 — Reading Construction Drawings 1 Credit
- CIVT 1016 — Civil Drafting (CTAG) 3 Credits
- CIVT 1019 — Architectural Building Codes and Standards 2 Credits
- CIVT 1021 — Construction Materials Testing 2 Credits
- CIVT 1410 — Building Construction I 3 Credits
- CIVT 2016 — Scheduling and Building Information Modeling 3 Credits
- CIVT 2018 — Construction Estimating 3 Credits
- CIVT 2020 — Green Building and LEED (R) Rating System 3 Credits
- CIVT 2024 — Construction Administration and Inspection 3 Credits
- CIVT 2025 — Safety in Construction (CTAG) 2 Credits
- ECON 1150 — Basic Economics (OT36) 3 Credits
- ECON 2500 — Principles of Macroeconomics (OT36, TAG) 3 Credits
- ECON 2600 — Principles of Microeconomics (OT36, TAG) 3 Credits
- ENGL 1110 — English Composition I (A) (OT36) 3 Credits
- ENGL 1111 — English Composition I (B) (OT36) 4 Credits
- ENGL 2250 — Survey of American Literature I (OT36, TAG) 3 Credits
- ENGL 2260 — Survey of American Literature II (OT36, TAG) 3 Credits
- ENGL 2280 — Survey of British Literature I (OT36, TAG) 3 Credits
- ENGL 2290 — Survey of British Literature II (OT36, TAG) 3 Credits
- ENGR 1000 — Introduction to Engineering Technology 2 Credits
- FYEX 1000 — First Year Experience 1 Credit
- GEOG 1500 — Introduction to Geography (OT36) 3 Credits
- GEOG 1600 — World Regional Geography (OT36, TAG) 3 Credits
- HIST 1150 — Western Civilization I: Antiquity Through the Reformation (OT36, TAG) 3 Credits
- HIST 1250 — Western Civilization II: Age of Revolution Through the Present (OT36, TAG) 3 Credits
- HIST 2150 — U.S. History: Colonization Through Reconstruction (OT36, TAG) 3 Credits
- HIST 2250 — U.S. History: Reconstruction to the Present (OT36) 3 Credits
- HUMX 1100 — Introduction to Humanities (OT36) 3 Credits
- MATH 1180 — Technical Mathematics I 4 Credits
- MATH 1650 — College Algebra (A) (OT36) 4 Credits
- MECT 1150 — Technical Communications 3 Credits
- MUSC 1200 — Music Appreciation (OT36) 3 Credits
- MUSC 1215 — World Music (OT36) 3 Credits
- MUSC 1800 — Popular Music: Rock, Jazz, Country, and Hip-Hop (OT36) 3 Credits
- MUSC 2200 — Music History and Literature I (OT36) 3 Credits
- MUSC 2250 — Music History and Literature II (OT36) 3 Credits
- PHIL 1500 — Introduction to Philosophy (OT36, TAG) 3 Credits
- PHIL 2000 — Comparative Religion (OT36) 3 Credits
- PHOT 1000 — History of Photography (OT36) 3 Credits
- PHYS 1100 — Applied Physics Mechanics 3 Credits
- PHYS 1610 — General Physics I (OT36, TAG) 5 Credits
- POLS 1300 — U.S. National Government (OT36, TAG) 3 Credits
- POLS 2500 — Modern Political Ideologies (OT36) 3 Credits
- PSYC 1500 — Introduction to Psychology (OT36, TAG) 3 Credits
- SOCY 1150 — Principles of Sociology (OT36, TAG) 3 Credits