Construction Management Major

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Faculty: Pilling (dean), Scerbak

Degree Types: Bachelor of Science (default) or Bachelor of Arts (alternative)

The Construction Management major at the University of Mary prepares students for careers in construction management. Graduates will acquire industry knowledge and experiential education needed to lead and supervise a wide variety of construction-related endeavors.

Major Requirements

Required Courses:

ACC 101 - Principles of Accounting I 3 Semester Credit(s)
ACC 102 - Principles of Accounting II 3 Semester Credit(s)
BUS 215 - Principles of Management 3 Semester Credit(s)
BUS 311 - Business Law I 3 Semester Credit(s)
BUS 362 - Financial Management 3 Semester Credit(s)
BUS 371 - Human Resources Management 3 Semester Credit(s)
BUS 401 - Operations Management 3 Semester Credit(s)
BUS 454 - Project Management 3 Semester Credit(s)
CHE 111 - General Inorganic Chemistry I 4 Semester Credit(s)
CHE 111L - General Inorganic Chemistry Lab 0 Semester Credit(s)
CMT 202 - Intro to Construction Management 2 Semester Credit(s)
CMT 321 - Construction Materials and Methods I 3 Semester Credit(s)
CMT 322 - Construction Detailing and Analysis I 3 Semester Credit(s)
CMT 343 - Construction Cost Estimating I 4 Semester Credit(s)
CMT 360 - International Building Code 2 Semester Credit(s)
CMT 421 - Constr Mat and Methods II 3 Semester Credit(s)
CMT 422 - Constr Detailing and Analysis II 3 Semester Credit(s)
CMT 430 - Construction Safety 3 Semester Credit(s)
CMT 470 - Constr Scheduling and Control 3 Semester Credit(s)
CMT 4XX Internship
Additional coursework in Construction Management (CMT) is under development
COM 204 - Interpersonal Communication 3 Semester Credit(s)
ECI 313 - General Surveying with Lab 3 Semester Credit(s)
ECI 351 - Structural Mechanics with Lab 4 Semester Credit(s)
ECI 412 - Soil Mechanics with Lab 4 Semester Credit(s)
ECI 444 - Contracts & Specifications 3 Semester Credit(s)
ECN 203 - Microeconomics 3 Semester Credit(s)
ENR 101 - Introduction to Engineering 3 Semester Credit(s)
ENR 200 - Computing for Math & Engineering 3 Semester Credit(s)
or
MAT 200 - Computing for Math & Engineering 3 Semester Credit(s)
ENR 201 - Engineering Mechanics I 4 Semester Credit(s)
ENR 203 - Engineering Mechanics II 3 Semester Credit(s)
GLG 203 - Earth Dynamics & Geophysics 3 Semester Credit(s)
MAT 204 - Applied Statistics 4 Semester Credit(s)
MAT 209 - Calculus with Analytic Geometry I 4 Semester Credit(s)
HUM 499 - Senior Competency Testing 0 Semester Credit(s)

Physics Requirement: Choose One

Option One:
PHY 203 - Introduction to Physics 4 Semester Credit(s)
PHY 203L - Introduction to Physics Lab 0 Semester Credit(s)
PHY 304 - Intermediate Physics 4 Semester Credit(s)
PHY 304L - Intermediate Physics Lab 0 Semester Credit(s)
Option Two:
PHY 251 - Engineering Physics I: Classical Mechanics 4 Semester Credit(s)
PHY 251L - Engineering Physics I Laboratory 1 Semester Credit(s)
PHY 252 - Engineering Physics II: Electromagnetism and Optics 4 Semester Credit(s)
PHY 252L - Engineering Physics II Laboratory 1 Semester Credit(s)

Total: 134 Semester Credits

Program length: 4 academic years / 128 weeks