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2025-2026 UNDERGRADUATE CATALOG 
    
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2025-2026 UNDERGRADUATE CATALOG

Construction Management Certificate

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The Certificate in Construction Management is designed for students seeking to advance their careers in the growing construction industry. The program can be completed in 12 hours of courses, enabling graduates to quickly acquire the skills needed to enter or progress in construction.

The certificate emphasizes hands-on, practical learning, preparing graduates to manage construction projects efficiently and safely. Participants will benefit from a curriculum tailored to meet industry needs, making this an ideal pathway for those looking to enhance their roles in construction management.

The certificate has several goals:

  1. Provide hands-on, practical learning, preparing graduates to manage construction projects efficiently and safely.
  2. Provide a curriculum tailored to meet industry needs, making this an ideal pathway for those looking to enhance their roles in construction management.
  3. Provide a curricular vehicle to recruit new engineering students.
  4. Enable students in non-engineering majors to gain expertise in construction management.

Learning Outcomes:

1.    The student will apply technical aspects of construction processes and their practical application in project management.

2.    Students will accurately estimate project costs, a key skill in construction management.

3.    Students will gain knowledge of effective project planning and scheduling techniques to ensure on-time delivery.

4.    Students will gain an understanding of legal contracts and regulatory frameworks governing construction projects.

5.    Students will know the importance of safety protocols, risk management, and compliance with industry safety standards.

Curriculum Total Credits: 12

Required Courses (3 hours):

Elective Courses (9 hours):

The student can choose from the following list of courses.

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