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General Education

EN101: Comp & Lit – 3 credits: English course descriptions
EN102: Comp & Lit II – 3 credits: English course descriptions
EN112: Public Speaking – 3 credits: English course descriptions
EN204: Technical Writing – 3 credits: English course descriptions
HI History elective – 3 credits: History course descriptions
Humanities elective – 3 credits: Humanities site
Lit Elect. Literature elective – 3 credits: English course descriptions

Mathematics & Sciences

CH103: Gen Chem I – 4 credits: Chemistry course descriptions
GL110: Geology – 4 credits: Geology course descriptions
MA107: Pre Calculus – 4 credits: Mathematics course descriptions
MA108: Calculus – 4 credits: Mathematics course descriptions
PS201: Physics – 4 credits: Physics course descriptions
QM213: Statistics – 3 credits: Quantative Management course descriptions

Business & Management

AC201: Accounting – 3 credits: Accounting course descriptions
EC201: Macro Economics – 3 credits: Economics course descriptions
EC202: Micro Economics – 3 credits: Economics course descriptions
FN311: Finance – 3 credits: Finance course descriptions
IS300: Mgt Info Syst – 3 credits: Computer Science & Computer Security course descriptions
MG309: Org Mgt – 3 credits: Management course descriptions
MG310: Operations – 3 credits: Management course descriptions
MG314: Marketing – 3 credits: Management course descriptions
MG351: Org Behavior – 3 credits: Management course descriptions
MG341: Business Law – 3 credits: Management course descriptions

Construction Science

AP225: Passive Environmental – 3 credits: Architecture & Art course descriptions
AP325: Mat Const Design – 3 credits: Architecture & Art course descriptions
CE102: CADD – 3 credits: Civil Engineering course descriptions
CE211: Surveying – 3 credits: Civil Engineering course descriptions
CE212: Site Engineering – 3 credits: Civil Engineering course descriptions
CE321: Materials Lab – 1 credits: Civil Engineering course descriptions
CE351: Statistics & Mech of Mat – 4 credits: Civil Engineering course descriptions
CE455: Structures I – 3 credits: Civil Engineering course descriptions
CE456: Structures II – 3 credits: Civil Engineering course descriptions

Construction

AP327: MEP I – 3 credits: Architecture & Art course descriptions
AP328: MEP II – 3 credits: Architecture & Art course descriptions
CE101: Const Eng Prof & Tools – 3 credits: Civil Engineering course descriptions
CE460: Const Mgt – 3 credits: Civil Engineering course descriptions
CE464: Specs & Estimating – 1 credit: Civil Engineering course descriptions
EG450: Professional Issues – 3 credit: Mechanical Engineering course descriptions
EM301: Project Management – 3 credit: This course covers the principles and practices of project management with particular emphasis on issues related to engineering and construction projects. Students will learn the principles of project management within the firm and in an environment characterized by inter firm relationships. 3 hours of class time per week. Prerequisite CE460, QM213 or MA232.
EM302: Supply Chain – 3 credit: This course covers the principles and practices of supply chain management with particular emphasis on issues related to engineering and construction projects. Students will learn the principles of supply chain management and purchasing in an environment characterized by inter firm relationships. 3 hours of class time per week. Prerequisite CE460, QM213 or MA232.
EM402: Construction Management Practices – 3 credit: A capstone and practicum course in construction management engineering that explores the processes of management as applied to actual construction projects. Topics will be reviewed in the seminar and students will work in teams to review how these topics were applied in an actual construction project and to design a construction management plan for a proposed project during laboratory. Two 1.5 hours seminar periods and a 3 hour laboratory per week. Prerequisite: CE460.