College of Engineering and Technology
Construction Management (BS)
Program Purpose
Construction management is a diverse discipline focused on the delivery of projects that compose the world’s built environment. As construction managers, our graduates plan, organize, and control construction projects of various types and sizes. The purpose of the BSCM program is to equip the students with the knowledge and preparation needed to initiate and supervise a construction project from inception to completion. Some of the major topics covered include plans and documents analysis, building codes, building information modeling, construction materials and methods, sustainable construction, estimating, scheduling, contracts and, safety and quality.
Learning Outcomes
PLO 1. Application of Principles
"Apply knowledge of engineering, materials, equipment, and processes to safely construct buildings and structures.
PLO 2. Knowledge
"Survey and quantify building components to estimate project costs, analyze progress, and control expenditures.
PLO 3. Communication
"Communicate technical and financial data effectively in speech and in writing to all stakeholders in the construction process.
PLO 4. Management
"Set up and manage project administration and management systems to document efficiently and monitor the construction process.
PLO 5. Professional and Ethical Responsibility
Exhibit an understanding of professional and ethical responsibility.
PLO 6. Planning
"Create an effective planning, scheduling, and control system for identifying, evaluating, and organizing the diverse elements of a construction project.