Construction Management, A.S.

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Requirements for the Associate of Science (A.S.) degree with major in Construction Management

The Associate of Science degree with major in Construction Management is not available to students pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree with major in Construction Management.

University Core Curriculum - 24 hours

Program requirements satisfy 3 of the 27 hours in the Core Curriculum.

The Mathematics elective area is satisfied by BUS 2193 .

Core Curriculum Courses for the Associate’s Degrees

Courses Specified by the Department - 33-34 hours

ATG 2173 Principles of Financial Accounting (On Campus and Online)
BUS 2193 Business Statistics (On Campus and Online)
BUS 3113 Spreadsheet Analytics (On Campus and Online)
CM 1011 Construction Techniques I Lab (On Campus)
CM 1101 Construction Techniques I (On Campus)
CM 1021 Construction Techniques II Lab (On Campus)
CM 1212 Introduction to Construction Management (On Campus)
CM 1223 Graphic Communication Skills (On Campus)
CM 1231 Construction Techniques II (On Campus)
CM 2211 Construction Methods I Lab (On Campus)
CM 2212 Construction Methods I (On Campus)
CM 2221 Construction Methods II Lab (On Campus)
CM 2222 Construction Methods II (On Campus)
CM 2440 Construction Internship (On Campus)
CM 3411 Estimating I Lab (On Campus)
CM 3412 Estimating I (On Campus)

Two of the following

Lecture and corresponding lab must be taken together.

CM 3213 Construction Safety and Quality (On Campus)
CM 3613 Architectural Design (On Campus)
CM 4603 Mechanical/Electrical Systems for Buildings (On Campus) (with lab CM 4601 )

Minor field, area of interest, or electives as necessary to complete minimum total hours

This academic program requires 3 elective credits for on-campus students and 2 elective credits for online students. Under federal regulations, financial aid is generally limited to course work that applies to your declared program of study. Courses outside your program requirements, including excess electives, may not be eligible for financial aid. Adding a double major, double degree, minor(s), specialization(s), an Accelerated Master’s Program, or making other changes, may impact the number of elective credits that will be covered by financial aid. Please review your degree plan and consult with your academic advisor prior to registering for any course that is not required for your program of study. Courses not covered by financial aid are the financial responsibility of the student.

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