BS CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT -- 2000-01 Catalog
Construction Management Department
Engineering West (21), Room 116-A
(805) 756-1323

60 units upper division | 2.0 GPA | GWR | USCP
* = Satisfies General Education requirement

MAJOR COURSES

CM 211 Construction Contract Documents

4

CM 212 Fundamentals of Construction Mgt

3

CM 321 Concrete Technology

3

CM 331 Construction Cost Control

3

CM 332 Cost Alternatives Evaluation

4

CM 333 Construction Contract Administration

3

CM 341 Residential & Light Commercial Construction Practices

3

CM 342 Commercial, Institutional and Industrial Construction Practices

3

CM 343 Earthwork & Civil Works Constr. Practices

3

CM 352, 353 Bldg Support System Construction Practices

4,4

CM 364 Project Administration

3

CM 431 Mgt. Interdisciplinary Functions in Constr.

3

CM 443 Principles of Construction Management

3

CM 444 Concrete Formwork & Temporary Struct.

3

CM 452 Project Controls

3

CM 454 Building Estimating

3

CM 463 Professional Practice for Senior Construction Project Managers

4

ARCE 221 Elementary Structures

3

ARCE 222 Mechanics of Structural Members I

3

ARCE 226 Structural Systems for Architects

3

ARCH 106 Materials of Construction

3

ARCH 111 Intro to Drawing and Perspective

3

 

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SUPPORT COURSES

ARCE 421 Soil Mechanics

3

Structural design electives
Select two of ARCE 321/322/323

3,3

BRAE 237 Engineering Surveying I

2

BUS 207 Business Law

4

BUS 214 Financial Accounting

5

CRP 212 Introduction to Urban Planning

4

ECON 221 Microeconomics

4

ECON 222 Macroeconomics (D3)*

4

EDES 101 Intro to Architecture and Env Design

2

ENGL 310 Corporate Communications

4

GEOL 201 Physical Geology (B1a)*

3

MATH 141 Calculus I (B2)*

4

MATH 142 Calculus II (B2)*

4

PHYS 131 General Physics (B1a)*

4

PHYS 132 General Physics (Area B)*

4

STAT 251, 252 Statistical Inference for Management I, II (Area B)*

4,5

BUS 300-400 level adviser approved elective

4

 

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GENERAL EDUCATION (GE)

50

72 GE units required; 22 of these units are specified in Support.
® Minimum of 3 GE courses required at the 300-400 level.

Area A Communication (minimum 11 units)

Take one course from A1, A2, A3:
A1 Expository Writing
A2 Critical Thinking
A3 Speech
If less than 11 units, take one course from A4
A4 Argumentative Writing

Area B Science and Mathematics (minimum 2 units)

18 GE units are specified in Support.
Take one course from B1b:
B1a Physical Sciences *see Support
B1b Life Sciences elective
B2 Mathematics and/or Statistics *see Support
Area B * see Support

Area C Arts and Humanities (minimum 15 units)

Take one course from each Area C category:
C1a Literature
C1b Philosophy
C2 Fine/Performing Arts
C3 Lit/Phil/Arts (300-400 level)
If less than 15 units, take one course from C1, C2, C3

Area D Social, Political, Economic Inst. (min 11 units)

4 GE units are specified in Support.
No more than one course in any Area D category.
Take one course from D1a and one from D1b
D1a HIST 202 (USCP) or HIST 204 or LS 211
D1b POLS 110 or LS 212
Take two courses from D2, D4a, D4b
D2 History (300-400 level)
D3 Economics *see Support
D4a Social Institutions
D4b Social Institutions (300-400 level)

Area E Life Understanding (minimum 3 units)

No more than one course in any Area E category.
Take one course from E1 or E2
E1 PSY 201/PSY 202
E2 Self Development

Area F Technology (minimum 2 units)

F1 Computer Literacy (ARCH 250/CSC 110 recommended)

 

Additional GE Courses

 

Additional units to complete 72-unit and/or Area requirements. No more than one additional course from Areas A, C, D, E.

 


ELECTIVES


0

 

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