Construction Management
The construction management major provides students with a background in project management, technological building practices, and the economic, social, political and environmental aspects of residential and commercial construction. Students take classes in contracts, finance, estimating, scheduling, project management, real estate, structural design, accounting, building codes, business law, safety and materials.
Students get professional construction management experience through a well-established internship program with agencies and businesses related to each student’s area of interest within the construction industry.
The construction management major is accredited by the American Council for Construction Education. Only about half of all four-year programs in the country are accredited.
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Construction management incorporates the management and technological aspects of the construction industry.Alumni work at:
- Ashton Woods
- DBI Construction Consultants
- DeMaria Construction Company
- Korth Companies Inc
- Pivot Engineering and General Contracting Company
- Precision Construction West
- Whiting-Turner
Alumni work as:
- Building equipment contractors
- Building contractors
- Project managers
- Project engineers
- Production supervisors
- Site managers
- Estimators
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