Construction Management, A.A.S.
The Construction Management program provides entry-level skills and knowledge for students who want to pursue one of the many careers available in the construction industry. Classes during the first year emphasize hands-on laboratory experiences in construction practices, architectural drafting and CAD, estimating, and microcomputer applications. The summer session allows students to gain practical experience during a full-time, paid internship in the construction field. Second-year classes emphasize skills and knowledge development in management, scheduling, estimating and legal issues. Upon completion of this program students will receive the OSHA 10 Construction and Adult First Aid with C
Courses
- BUS 290 — Employment Search and Workplace Success
- CON 101 — Architectural Plans and Specs
- CON 108 — Construction Safety
- CON 190 — Construction Lab
- CON 257 — Pre-Construction Services
- CON 313 — Structures and Mechanical/Electrical/Plumbing Systems
- CON 316 — Sustainable Construction Science
- CON 322 — Estimating for Construction and Architecture
- CON 324 — Advanced Construction Estimating
- CON 328 — Construction Documentation
- CON 330 — Construction Capstone
- CON 331 — Construction Materials Science
- CON 400 — Construction Services, Project Close-Out and Commissioning
- CON 410 — Architectural Modeling
- CON 924 — Honors Project
- CON 928 — Independent Study
- CON 932 — Internship
- EGT 460 — PLTW - Civil Engineering and Architecture
- ENV 115 — Environmental Science
- MAT 156 — Statistics
- MAT 716 — Industrial Math II
- MGT 101 — Principles of Management
- MGT 130 — Principles of Supervision
- MGT 155 — Integrated Project Management
- PHS 175 — Environmental Geology
- WBL 148 — Workplace Project Based Learning Industrial Technology