Construction Management Certificate

Quarter 1

• COL 101 - College Success
• CONST 101 - Introduction to Construction and Architecture *
• CONST 103 - Introduction to Computers *
• CONST 140 - Construction Plan Reading
• CONST 160 - Materials, Methods & Equipment
• CONST 202 - Quantity Survey and Estimating
• CONST 225 - Contract Administration and Procurement *
• CONST 250 - Project Safety and Accident Prevention *
• CONST 251 - Safety Planning and Administration *
• CONST 261 - Human Relations for the Construction Industry *
• CONST 266 - Advanced Technology for Construction I *

Quarter 2

• CONST 183 - Mechanical and Electrical Systems
• CONST 230 - Project Management - Planning and Scheduling
• CONST 280 - Building Codes
• AMATH 185 - Applied Algebra for Business and Industry
• ENGL& 101 - English Composition

Quarter 3

• CONST 115 - Budgeting and Accounting for Construction Management
• CONST 185 - Civil Construction
• CONST 260 - Project Management
• CONST 267 - Advanced Technology for Construction II
• CONST 269 - LEED Green Associate Preparation
• CONST 270 - Understanding Structural Design

Elective Courses (6 credits required)

• CONST 105 - Spanish for Construction Supervisors
• CONST 171 - American Architecture History and Design
• CONST 190 - Cooperative Work Experience, Trades
• CONST 265 - Customer Engagement for Construction Proposals
• CONST 290 - Cooperative Work Experience, Construction Management
• DFTS 113 - Autocad Level I & II
• DFTS 114 - AutoCAD-Level I
• DFTS 116 - AutoCAD-Level II
• DFTS 133 - AutoCAD Arch Essentials
• DFTS 135 - SketchUp Basics
• DFTS 136 - Revit Architect Fundamen
• DFTS 137 - Revit Architecture Adv
• MATH& 142 - Precalculus II
• SURS 110 - Basic Surveying I

Note:

The Construction Trades Preparation Certificate of Completion - Apprenticeship to College Pathway Concentration  will be accepted as satisfying four elective credits.

A Certificate of Completion is issued to students who have a 2.0 or higher in 15 construction *core courses and an average grade of 2.0 or higher in all other courses.

An Associate of Applied Science degree is issued to students who have met the requirements for the “Construction Management” certificate with the addition of the three required general education courses with an average grade of 2.0 or higher.