Construction Management Certificate Program

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The Department of Civil Engineering Construction Management certificate requires a minimum of 30 hours of coursework. The certificate program is open to civil engineering students and students not in civil engineering. Upon completion of the CM certificate course requirements and graduation, students are awarded a certificate in Construction Management. Notation of the award is recorded on the student’s transcript, and a physical certificate that indicates completion of the CEM certificate program will be issued by the Department of Civil Engineering. Consult the director of the Certificate program before the deadline for graduation to ensure that the certificate will be awarded. Approved coursework for the certificate includes core courses, business, economics, and organizational aspects courses. The courses are listed below:

Construction Management Core Courses

Complete 18 hours from the following with a maximum of six hours from the second group:

C E 316 - Construction Engineering and Management Credit Hours: 3
C E 319 - Construction Equipment and Methods Credit Hours: 3
C E 416 - Construction Estimating Credit Hours: 3
C E 417 - Constructon Planning and Scheduling Credit Hours: 3
C E 418 - Construction Project Development Credit Hours: 3
C E 419 - Construction Contracts and Law Credit Hours: 3

Maximum of 6 hours from

C E 437 - Timber Design Credit Hours: 3
C E 438 - Prestressed Concrete Design Credit Hours: 3
C E 439 - Computer-Aided Structural Design Credit Hours: 3
C E 462 - Traffic Engineering Credit Hours: 3
C E 483 - Principles of Pavement Design Credit Hours: 3

Business and Economics

ECON 103 - Principles of Microeconomics Credit Hours: 4
MGT 202 - Management Credit Hours: 4

Organizational Aspects

Select one of the civil engineering capstone courses or Tier III courses: