Construction Management

Construction Management (BAS)

This degree allows those who have completed an associate degree in construction technology to progress academically and earn a bachelors degree.

The Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Construction Management offers associate degree students, new students and skilled workers an educational route toward a career as a construction manager or supervisor. The 120-credit program combines knowledge in construction methods, planning and project management with business and supervisory skills. It also allows those already working in the construction field to enroll in an applicable baccalaureate degree program and expand career advancement possibilities. Students must meet with a counselor and be admitted into the program.

To apply for this program, please fill out the appropriate application on the Admission and Records Forms page.

1. Complete a minimum of 30 college units or equivalent with a minimum 2.0 GPA.
   Within the 30 units:
   • A minimum of 12 units must be in applicable construction courses. This requirement may be waived if the student has construction experience.
   • A minimum of 12 units must be in applicable general education classes, including English 101, with a grade of C or better a grade of C or lower will not be acceptable.
     OR:
   • Have an associate degree in Construction Management from a regionally accredited institution, or an associate degree in Apprenticeship from a Nevada System of Higher Education (NSHE) institution.
2. Meet with a WNC counselor.
3. Submit application to Admission & Records.

Mission:

The mission of the Bachelor of Applied Science Degree in Construction Management is to prepare students for entry-level and mid-level positions within the various construction industry disciplines, and to meet the goals of the Technology Division.

Student Learning Outcomes:

Upon completing the Bachelor of Applied Science in Construction Management program, students will be able to demonstrate:

• Knowledge in basic economic principles, business principles and construction accounting, finances and law.
• Exposure to the design theory and analysis of construction practices and systems.
• Understanding of the utilization of available resources for construction planning, methods and materials.
• Understanding, skill and knowledge of construction documents, communications, graphics and surveying.
• Skill and knowledge in construction accounting, estimating and bidding practices.
• Ability to plan and schedule construction projects.
• Application of relevant administrative skills, ethics, safety practices and problem-solving techniques to construction management.