Applied Technology Management, Associate of Science - Construction

Program Overview

This Associate of Science in Applied Technology Management - Construction program equips students with the knowledge and skills for management roles in the construction industry. The curriculum combines theoretical concepts with practical applications, covering areas such as estimating, scheduling, and building codes. Graduates are prepared for careers as construction managers, project managers, and other management positions, with the potential to obtain industry certifications.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

Overview:

This Associate of Science in Applied Technology Management - Construction program empowers students with the knowledge and skills necessary for management roles and career advancement within the construction industry.

Objectives:

Upon graduation, students will possess the competence to:

• Develop and interpret construction schedules.
• Implement effective employee management strategies.
• Understand building costs and regulations.
• Demonstrate the professionalism and proficiency expected in the industry.

Program Description:

This program offers a comprehensive curriculum that integrates theoretical knowledge with practical applications. Students explore various aspects of construction management, including:

• Construction Estimating
• Construction Documents
• Building Construction Plans Interpretation
• Construction Scheduling
• Building Codes and Regulations
• Industry Work Experience

Outline:

Course List:

The program coursework includes a blend of general education courses and specialized construction management courses.

General Education Courses:

• Composition I (ENC1101)
• General Education Speech
• General Education Mathematics Core 1
• History of the United States Since 1877 (AMH2020) or National Government (POS2041)
• General Education Humanities Core
• General Education Natural Science Core

Specialized Construction Management Courses:

• Construction Estimating I (BCT1770)
• Construction Documents (BCT1706)
• Building Construction Plans Interpretation (BCN1272)

Assessment:

The program utilizes various assessment methods to evaluate student learning, including:

• Exams
• Quizzes
• Projects
• Presentations
• Industry Work Experience evaluations

Teaching:

Teaching Methods:

The program employs a combination of teaching methods to cater to different learning styles, including:

• Lectures
• Discussions
• Demonstrations
• Case studies

Faculty:

The program is taught by experienced faculty with expertise in construction management.

Careers:

Career Paths and Opportunities:

Graduates of the program qualify for a wide range of management positions in the construction industry, including:

• Construction Managers
• Project Managers
• Estimators
• Schedulers
• Inspectors

Job Outlook:

The demand for skilled construction managers is expected to remain strong in the coming years due to the growing construction sector.

Industry Certifications and Licenses:

Upon completing the program, graduates are eligible to sit for the Florida Certified Residential Contractor's License Exam.