Bachelor of Science
Construction Management
Model Full-Time Track - V5.1


Freshman Year

123
AE-100Introduction to Architectural Engineering and Construction Management2-2-3
AE-1312Introduction to Building Information Modeling I1-2-1
EN-131Composition3-0-3
HU-100Contemporary Issues in the Humanities3-0-3
MA-136Calculus for Engineers I4-0-4
AE-1301Architectural Engineering Graphics1-2-1
CH-200Chemistry I3-2-4
EN-132Technical Composition3-0-3
MA-137Calculus for Engineers II4-0-4
Elective (HU/SS)13-0-3
AE-1231Building Construction Materials3-2-4
EN-241Speech2-2-3
MA-262Probability and Statistics3-0-3
MS-221Microeconomics3-0-3
PH-2010Physics I - Mechanics3-3-4
TOTALS13-4-1414-4-1514-7-17


Sophomore Year

456
AE-200Statics4-0-4
AE-2212Building Construction Methods2-2-3
GE-205Professional Growth1-0-0
MS-354Principles of Accounting3-0-3
Elective (HU/SS)13-0-3
AE-2011Mechanics of Materials I3-0-3
AE-2121Fundamentals of Thermodynamics4-0-4
AE-225Specifications and Contracts3-0-3
MS-356Business Finance3-0-3
Elective (HU/SS)13-0-3
AE-2012Mechanics of Materials II3-0-3
AE-213Introduction to Fluid Mechanics4-0-4
CM-224Construction Estimating I3-0-3
EE-2503Linear Circuit Analysis3-0-3
MS-322Macroeconomics3-0-3
TOTALS13-2-1316-0-1616-0-16


Junior Year

789
AE-3612Principles of Electrical Systems Design4-0-4
AE-3112Heat Transfer and Basic Principles of HVAC4-0-4
CM-3011Project Management for AEs and CMs3-0-3
CM-212Surveying2-3-3
GE-305Professional Growth1-0-0
SS-461Organizational Psychology3-0-3
AE-3021Principles of Structural Steel and Concrete Design4-0-4
CM-312Advanced Building Construction Methods and Site Engineering Issues3-0-3
CM-3022Business and Construction Law3-0-3
CM-325Construction Estimating II3-2-4
MS-342Management Principles3-0-3
AE-3311Introduction to Building Information Modeling II1-2-1
CM-3181Building Environmental and Mechanical Systems for CM3-0-3
CM-3417Construction Equipment Management3-0-3
CM-3210Construction Scheduling3-2-4
CM-3161Building Electrical and Communication Systems for CM3-0-3
CM-3013Construction Project Financial and Cost Control3-0-3
TOTALS17-3-1716-2-1716-4-17


Senior Year

101112
AE-4311Architectural Design2-2-3
AE-4412Engineering and Building Investment Economics4-0-4
CM-4712Architectural Engineering and Construction Management Design-Build Senior Project I1-2-2
CM-4311Construction Project Management I3-2-4
CM-4511Construction Safety Management2-0-2
EN-441Professional Presentation Techniques2-2-3
GE-405Professional Growth1-0-0
AE-4121Environmental Science in Building Construction3-0-3
CM-4321Construction Project Management II2-2-3
CM-4721Architectural Engineering and Construction Management Design-Build Senior Project II1-3-3
Elective (Management Systems)23-0-3
Elective (HU/SS)13-0-3
AE-3321Architectural History3-0-3
CM-4731Architectural Engineering and Construction Management Design-Build Senior Project III1-3-4
CM-4002Sustainable Design and Construction3-0-3
HU-432Ethics for Professional Managers and Engineers3-0-3
Elective (HU/SS)13-0-3
TOTALS15-8-1812-5-1513-3-16


1There are 15 credits of humanities and social science (HU/SS) electives, of which 6 must be in the humanities area (HU) and 6 must be in the social sciences area (SS).
2The MS Elective shall be chosen from a list reviewed annually for suitability by the Directors, BSCM and BSM, and listed in the MSOE Undergraduate Academic Catalog with the CM program.
Students are required to take the AIC/CPC Level 1 Certified Professional Constructor Exam in their senior year.

Accredited by the American Council for Construction Education (ACCE, 1717 N. Loop 1604E, Suite 320, San Antonio, TX 78232-1570; telephone: (210) 495-6161).



Effective Date: September 1, 2009