Bachelor of Science in Construction Management
2011 – 2012
College of Engineering
FA
SYMBOLS
Corequisite
FA
SP
CMGT 240 Intro to
Construction
Management (3)
Offered FALL Only
CMGT 374
Construction Ops &
Improvements (2)
Required for upper
division status
SP
CMGT 417
Project Scheduling (3)
CMGT 385
Construction Contracts &
Law (3)
GENBUS 202 Legal
Environment of Business
(3)
Offered SPRING
Only
CMGT 475 Construction
Project Management (3)
FA
Course Not Required
for BSCM, but is a
Prerequisite for
course(s) that are
required
MATH 108 College
Algebra (4)
CMGT 350
Mechanical & Elec.
Installations (4)
CMGT 110 Construction
Materials & Methods
Lecture(3)
CMGT 245
Drawings, Specs &
Codes (3)
SP
CMGT 367 Construction
Estimating (3)
CMGT 460
Project Cost Controls (3)
CMGT 320
Construction Equipment
and Methods (3)
CMGT 111 Construction
Materials & Methods Lab
(1)
FA
FA
CE 210/211
Surveying & Lab (3)
CMGT 410
Concrete Formwork
Construction (3)
FA
MATH 147
Precalculus (5)
MATH 160 or 170
Calculus (4)
OR
ENGR 310
Statics and Mechanics
of Materials (4)
CMGT 420
Reinforced Concrete &
Steel Construction (3)
SP
CMGT 360/361
Soil Mech. & Lab (4)
FA
MATH 143 (Algebra)(3)
and
MATH 144 (Trig)(2)
PHYS 111
General Physics (4)
PHYS 112
General Physics (4)
BUSSTAT 207 Statistics
for Decision Making (3)
ACCT 205
Intro to Financial
Accounting (3)
ITM 104 Word Processing(1)
and
ITM 105 Spreadsheets(1)
ACCT 206
Intro to Managerial
Accounting (3)
Construction Elective
(Internship or other) (3)
ENGL 101
English Composition (3)
AREA I
Modern Language
recommended (3-4)
Semester Hours
15-16
ENGL 102
English Composition (3)
COMM 101
Fundamentals of Speech
Communications (3)
16
Labor Relations (HRM
305, 330 or 340) (3)
BUSCOM 201 * Business
Communications (3)
AREA I
(Core Course) (3)
17
ECON 202 @
Microeconomics (3)
16
* ENGL 202 may be taken instead of BUSCOM 201
The prereq is ENGL 102
14
Business Elective
(MGMT 301 or other) (3)
General Elective:
0 - 1 credits
AREA II
(3)
Technical Elective (Area
III, ENGR or ITM course)
(3)
AREA I
(Core Course) (3)
14
15
12-13
Course #
ENGL 101
CMGT 110
CMGT 111
MATH 147
Fall
3
3
1
5
Spring
3-4
CMGT 245
CMGT 240
ENGL 102
MATH 160 or 170
COMM 101
Sophmore
15-16
Financial Accounting
Statistics for Decision Making
Engineering Surveying/Lab
Statics and Mechanics of Materials
General Physics
Managerial Accounting
Bus. Comm. or Technical Writing
Legal Environment of Business
General Physics
Area I Core Course
Junior
Course Title
English Composition
Construction Mat'ls & Methods Lecture
Construction Mat'ls. & Methods Lab
Precalculus (note 1)
Area I Core Course
(Modern Language recommended)
Drawing Specs & Codes
Intro. to Construction Management
English Composition
Survey of Calculus/ Calculus
Fund. of Speech Communication
ACCT 205
BUSSTAT 207
CE 210* & 211*
ENGR 310*
PHYS 111
ACCT 206
BUSCOM 201 or ENGL 202
GENBUS 202
PHYS 112
3
3
3
4
3
16
Contracts & Construction Law
Concrete Formwork Construction
Project Scheduling
Business Elective (select one)
3
3
3
4
4
3
3
17
3
4
3
16
Course Title
Engineering Properties of Soils/Lab (note 4)
Const. Equipment & Methods
Mechanical & Electrical Installations
Construction Estimating
Prin. of Micro Economics,
Const. Operations & Improvements
Labor Relations (select one)
Area II Core Course (note 5)
Specialty Construction (note 2)
Course #
CMGT 360* & 361*
CMGT 320**
CMGT 350*
CMGT 367
ECON 202
CMGT 374 **
HRM 305, 330, 340
MGMT-ENT 320/418
Technical Elective (note 3)
General Electives (as needed)
Concrete & Steel Construction
Construction Project Management
Project Cost Controls
Area I Core Course
CMGT 385
CMGT 410*
CMGT 417*
MGMT 301or 410 or
ENTREP 320
4
3
3
2
3
3
3
14
3
3
3
3
0-1
3
3
3
3
15
2 Specialty Construction Electives:
CMGT 380, 470, 487, 488, 493, 496, 497
CE 310, 340, 352, 390
5 By choosing ECON 201 as your Area ll elective and 2 additional upper division Business Electives, you may also earn a minor in business.
3
CMGT 420 **
CMGT 475
CMGT 460**
1 If a student does not take MATH 147 they may need to make-up 3 credits from an Area II or Area III field.
4 Upper Division Levels:
Students must apply for upper division status to enroll in 300 or 400 level courses. See current website for requirements.
http://coen.boisestate.edu/cm
Spring
3
Notes for 2011-2012 Curriculum
3 Technical Electives:
Any AREA III, ITM, or College of Engineering Course.
Fall
4
14
Senior
Freshman
CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT CURRICULUM (2011-2012)
Minimum credits needed to graduate 120
* - Course offered in Fall ONLY ** - Course offered in Spring ONLY
12-13