Construction Management AAS Degree

For more information please see the Construction Technology Program Overview .

Purpose

The associate of applied science degree in Construction Management provides the student with the “hands-on” skills and knowledge needed to succeed in the construction industry. The business classes that are included in the degree also give the student knowledge in the business aspects of the industry.

Note: This degree is available at Hastings

Suggested Sequence of Courses

Required Courses

BSAD 1520 - Introduction to Project Management 3 credit(s)
CNST 1200 - Construction Safety 1 credit(s)
CNST 1400 - Residential Components 2 credit(s)
CNST 1500 - Residential Framing 3 credit(s)
CNST 1600 - Residential Exteriors 3 credit(s)
CNST 1700 - Residential Interiors 3 credit(s)
CNST 1900 - Residential Interior Finish Carpentry 2 credit(s)
CNST 1950 - Cabinet Construction I 2 credit(s)
CNST 1960 - Cabinet Construction II 3 credit(s)
CNST 2000 - Building Layout 2 credit(s)
CNST 2150 - Construction Applications I 4 credit(s)
CNST 2160 - Construction Applications II 3 credit(s)
CNST 2200 - Advanced Roof Framing 3 credit(s)
CNST 2310 - Stair Building 2 credit(s)
CNST 2400 - Residential Design 3 credit(s)
CNST 2500 - Construction Costs & Estimates 4 credit(s)
CNST 2600 - Residential Blueprint Reading 2 credit(s)
Student Elective Courses - Select 3 credit(s)
(Recommend: ACCT 1100 )

Subtotal: 48

Basic Achievement Requirements

All graduates with an AA, AS, AAS or ADN will meet minimum achievements for math, writing and reading. Graduates can meet the requirement by:

	1. Acquiring appropriate Mandatory Assessment scores in math, writing and reading.
	OR
	2. Completing the following courses:
		a. MATH 0930 Practical Math OR MATH 0940 Pre-Algebra with a C or above.
		AND
		b. ENGL 0970 Reading & Writing Essentials II with a C or above.
	OR
	3. Completing a 1000-level MATH or ENGL course with a D or above.

General Education Core Requirements

All graduates with an AA, AS, AAS or ADN will complete a minimum of 15 credits of General Education from the following (AA and AS students will have additional requirements):

GEN ED Group A: Communications 3 credit(s)
GEN ED Group B: Critical Thinking and Problem Solving 3 credit(s)
GEN ED Group C: Career and Life Skills, D: Information & Technology Literacy or E: Global Awareness 3 credit(s)
(Required:
ENTR 1050
)
GEN ED Group A, B, C, D or E 6 credit(s)