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Construction is the most diversified industry in
the country, accounting for approximately ten percent
of the gross national product. A key player in this
vast enterprise is the constructor, a term given to
the leaders and managers in the construction industry
having skills and knowledge, acquired through education
and experience, to manage the planning, design, and
construction of a project from inception to completion
for the purpose of controlling time, cost and quality.
The constructor can be involved in the planning, design,
and construction of many types of facilities including,
but not limited to:
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commercial
(i.e., office buildings and shopping centers), |
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institutional (i.e.,
hospitals and schools), |
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industrial (i.e., factories
and refineries), |
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residential (i.e., homes
and apartments), |
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civil (i.e., highways
and utilities) |
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This program
develops the management skills that enable the construction
manager to take responsibility for planning and implementing
construction projects. It also draws upon those technical
subjects, which are necessary to enable students to
solve the challenging problems encountered on construction
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| Year 1 |
 Principles of Management |
Introduction to Structures I |
Principles of Construction |
Construction Accounting |
Construction Methods & Materials I |
Construction Drawing |
Introduction to Structures II |
Building Technology |
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| Year 2 |
Financial Management |
Human Resources Management |
Architectural Interior Systems |
Construction Equipment Management |
Construction Surveying |
Construction Safety |
Construction Methods & Materials II |
Construction Planning & Control |
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| Year 3 |
Project Management |
Interior and Exterior Design |
Environmental Law |
Heavy Construction |
Concrete Technology |
Project Costing & Estimating |
Structural Design |
Dissertation |
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