TECH 3128; TECH 4175 2. Students shall be Course objectives of various construction classes are used to knowledgeable about measure the competencies and understandings. student’s current industry Knowledge of construction fundamentals in areas ranging practices and develop from drawings and specifications, contract documents to skills which will computer applications are measured inclusively in TECH facilitate advancement 1025 construction graphics; TECH 2045 construction law of the individual in the and document; and MGMT 3101 courses. Estimating and construction bidding competencies as well as quantity surveying, pricing, profession. Emphasis is manpower estimate, bid compilation, bid analysis, and directed at problem bidding strategies are measured in TECH 3149 construction definition and solution, estimating and TECH 4154 computerized construction creativity, estimating courses. communications, and evaluation. Understand project execution with emphasis on construction methods, equipment selection, work analysis, safety, field records, quality control and assurance, and Job supervision are measured in TECH 3125; TECH 4173; and TECH 4185. Competencies in project control to include project budgeting, purchasing, expediting, cost control, cash flow analysis, and applications of business fundamentals, and construction accounting are measured by TECH 4153, 4185; ACCT 2120 courses. 3. Student shall be Knowledge of macro, micro and labor economics in knowledgeable about addition to financial accounting, managerial accounting, contemporary business cost accounting and economic techniques and applications practices and have a are measured in courses ACCT 2120; ECON 1021; broad understanding of ECON 1031. Industrial relations, personnel management, the fundamentals of the labor relations, supervision, productivity business free enterprise, management, industrial management, organizational accounting, finance, management, and investment are measured by the business regulations, requirements of TECH 4173 and TECH 4185. contract & labor laws, and marketing. Proficiency in management information systems (MIS), and MIS policies knowledge are gained and measured in two business courses MGMT 2080 and MGMT 3145. 4. Students shall be Proficiency in the use of analytic geometry and elementary knowledgeable about calculus with an emphasis on application are measured mathematics and across curriculum among multiple courses and disciplines physical science with such as MATH 1420; STAT 1772; TECH 2080; TECH specific attention 3126 directed at mathematics (beyond algebra and The basic principles and interrelationships of matter,
TECH 3128; TECH 4175 2. Students shall be knowledgeable about current industry practices and develop skills which will facilitate advancement of the individual in the construction profession. Emphasis is directed at problem definition and solution, creativity, communications, and evaluation. Course objectives of various construction classes are used to measure the student’s competencies and understandings. Knowledge of construction fundamentals in areas ranging from drawings and specifications, contract documents to computer applications are measured inclusively in TECH 1025 construction graphics; TECH 2045 construction law and document; and MGMT 3101 courses. Estimating and bidding competencies as well as quantity surveying, pricing, manpower estimate, bid compilation, bid analysis, and bidding strategies are measured in TECH 3149 construction estimating and TECH 4154 computerized construction estimating courses. Understand project execution with emphasis on construction methods, equipment selection, work analysis, safety, field records, quality control and assurance, and Job supervision are measured in TECH 3125; TECH 4173; and TECH 4185. Competencies in project control to include project budgeting, purchasing, expediting, cost control, cash flow analysis, and applications of business fundamentals, and construction accounting are measured by TECH 4153, 4185; ACCT 2120 courses. 3. Student shall be knowledgeable about contemporary business practices and have a broad understanding of the fundamentals of the free enterprise, accounting, finance, business regulations, contract & labor laws, and marketing. Knowledge of macro, micro and labor economics in addition to financial accounting, managerial accounting, cost accounting and economic techniques and applications are measured in courses ACCT 2120; ECON 1021; ECON 1031. Industrial relations, personnel management, labor relations, supervision, productivity business management, industrial management, organizational management, and investment are measured by the requirements of TECH 4173 and TECH 4185. Proficiency in management information systems (MIS), and MIS policies knowledge are gained and measured in two business courses MGMT 2080 and MGMT 3145. 4. Students shall be knowledgeable about mathematics and physical science with specific attention directed at mathematics (beyond algebra and Proficiency in the use of analytic geometry and elementary calculus with an emphasis on application are measured across curriculum among multiple courses and disciplines such as MATH 1420; STAT 1772; TECH 2080; TECH 3126 The basic principles and interrelationships of matter,
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