College of Engineering and Technology
Construction Management (MS)
Program Purpose
The purpose of the program is to provide advanced knowledge and critical thinking skills needed to be leaders and innovators in an increasing globalized construction industry. For mid-career and experience professionals, this graduate degree will provide even greater access to knowledge that is essential for excelling in todays fast paced and ever changing local and international arena. Career advancing topics in the program include emerging technologies, globalization, sustainable construction, productivity, and quality, profitability, and best practices.
Learning Outcomes
Cost Management
Program graduates will demonstrate skills in estimating cost, control measures, and cost implications in the construction industry.
Legal Issues in Construction
Program graduates will show mastery of laws and legal implications applicable to the construction industry.
Project Risk Management
Program graduates will demonstrate advanced knowledge in risk plan development by identifying, mitigating and avoiding risks.
Research Capstone Project
Program graduates will conduct original research and analysis to demonstrate mastery of material and present new knowledge in the field.
Schedule Management
Program graduates will show ability to manage construction scheduling, project control and strategic planning.