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The School of Civil and Construction Engineering provides both BA and BS degrees in Construction Engineering Management (CEM). This distinctive curriculum integrates fundamental science, engineering, and technology concepts with substantial business coursework to equip graduates for successful careers in construction. The BS in Construction Engineering Management holds ACCE accreditation.
The CEM program follows a demanding four-year structure that balances practical implementation with core theoretical foundations. Additional program specifics are available in the Construction Engineering Management Advising Guide, accessible through the school's website.
The CEM program's mission is to deliver thorough, contemporary education that prepares students for professional constructor roles in business, industry, consulting, or government sectors. The program's educational goals include:
Delivering an engaging education grounded in natural sciences, mathematics, engineering sciences, and business, covering essential paradigms, concepts, understandings, applications, and knowledge in civil/construction engineering and construction management.
Cultivating students' capabilities to analyze, synthesize, and assess information, address engineering challenges, and prepare for proficient execution of project engineering and management duties in construction projects.