COURSE CURRICULUM

This comprehensive construction project management program is structured to provide students with the essential skills and knowledge required to manage construction projects effectively from inception to completion. The curriculum begins with foundational courses such as Building Code and Regulations, Construction Materials and Methods, Quantity Takeoff and Measurement, and Construction Job Site Management, ensuring a solid grasp of core construction concepts. Students also develop strong communication abilities through Business Communication and Technical Writing. At the intermediate level, the focus shifts to vital management and technical skills including Construction Risk Management, Planning and Scheduling, Procurement and Contract Administration, Cost Estimating, Bidding Procedures, Quality Management, and Development Economics, equipping students to handle complex project challenges and financial aspects. Advanced coursework includes Applied Environmental Law and Construction Safety, Lean Construction Management, Building Information Management tailored for construction project managers, and Construction Methods and Techniques, integrating modern industry practices and sustainability considerations. Leadership in Project Management hones students’ ability to lead teams and navigate dynamic project environments. The program culminates in a Major Project, providing an opportunity to synthesize knowledge and demonstrate practical application in a real-world context. Additionally, Career Management in Canada prepares students for successful employment by enhancing their professional skills. This well-rounded curriculum combines technical expertise, management skills, and practical experience, preparing graduates to excel in the competitive construction project management industry.