COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Science in Construction Project Management requires 123 credits (41 courses), including 72 senior-level credits, with all courses worth three credits each. The program is divided into core courses—78 credits in construction core (seven junior and 19 senior courses) and 27 credits in complementary core (six junior and three senior courses). Students must complete required junior construction courses such as Construction Presentation Graphics, Materials and Methods of Construction, Structures I, and Project Cost Estimation, as well as senior-level courses including Soil Mechanics & Foundations, Mechanical & Electrical Systems, Project Planning and Scheduling, Quality Management, Project Procurement, Risk Management, and a Capstone Project. Complementary core courses cover Communication, Technical Mathematics, Physics, Business Skills, Construction Law, and Research Methodologies. Electives include two senior-level construction technical courses like Construction Productivity or Facilities Management, plus complementary electives in humanities, law, science, and social sciences. Humanities options include Critical Thinking, Ethics, and History of Architecture, while law electives offer Business Law or Environmental Law. Science electives range from Environmental Science for Sustainability to Concrete Technology, and social science electives include Microeconomics, Sociology, and Psychology. This comprehensive curriculum blends technical, managerial, and interdisciplinary knowledge essential for successful careers in construction project management.