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Construction Management

Queens College - CUNY
New York , United States
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Construction Management | Construction Technology
Area of study
Architecture and Construction
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English
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Program Overview

Construction Management Program

Overview

The Construction Management program is designed to enhance the opportunities for those already employed in the construction industry without any formal academic or technical background in construction management, as well as to appeal to those seeking entry-level opportunities in the field. It is ideal for construction management personnel and their employees, for small contractors, and for individuals wishing to pursue their own small contracting businesses.


Official Name of Program

Construction Management


Department(s) Sponsoring Program

Construction Management and Civil Engineering Tech


Degree Designation

CERTLT30 - Certificate


Program Description

This 20-credit certificate in construction management serves those individuals seeking just a few courses, rather than a full degree program, on such topics as estimating, plan reading, interpreting specifications, etc. All courses are the same credit-bearing courses as those offered in the AAS degree programs within the Department of Construction Management and Civil Engineering Technology, and may be used toward the AAS degree in construction management technology as well as the bachelor's degree in facilities management (construction management concentration). Course prerequisites may require an evaluation of a candidate's experience by a representative of the department.


Advisement Information

  • Course prerequisites may require an evaluation of a candidate's experience by a representative of the department.
  • The certificate is designed to take a minimum of three semesters to complete.
  • Students are encouraged to see an advisor each semester.

Requirements

Required Courses

Complete ALL of the following Courses:


  • CMCE 1110 - Construction Drawings I
  • CMCE 1114 - Materials and Methods of Construction I
  • CMCE 1211 - Construction Drawings II- Computer Aided Drawing (CAD)
  • CMCE 1221 - Introduction to the Built Environment
  • CMCE 1224 - Methods and Materials of Construction II
  • CMCE 2321 - Fundamentals of Construction
  • CMCE 2412 - Construction Estimating
  • CMCE 2421 - Planning & Scheduling

Overall Requirements

Earn at least 20 credits


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