Construction Management B.S.

Bachelor of Science in Construction Management

MISSION STATEMENT

The Construction Management program’s mission is dedicated to creating graduates who are knowledgeable, well rounded professionals capable of meeting the future needs of the construction industry. The program prepares students for professional leadership and instills the impetus for lifelong learning. The curriculum stresses management expertise, technical knowledge, business acumen and understanding of the strategic and diverse interests among project stakeholders. Values imbedded in the curriculum support creative problem solving, emerging technologies, sustainable practices and ethical principles. Formal education is linked to practical experience, creating alumni who are skilled planners and managers of construction projects from concept to completion.

GOALS AND OBJECTIVES

Graduates of the Construction Management Program will be able to apply the knowledge from their construction management education to prepare a proposal that includes the following

•     Project Schedule
•     Project Estimate
•     Site Logistics Plan
•     Site Safety Plan
•     Shall achieve professional level competency in the following:
•     Communication Skills
•     Engineering Concepts
•     Materials, Methods, and Project Modeling and Visualization
•     Bidding and Estimating
•     Budgeting, Costs, and Cost Control
•     Planning, Scheduling, and Schedule Control
•     Construction Safety
•     Construction Geomatics
•     Project Administration
•     Will have the skills commensurate with those required to secure an entry-level position within the construction profession.
•     Be capable of collaborating with members of a team
•     Possess a passion for lifelong learning

 

The Construction Management program’s mission is dedicated to creating graduates that are knowledgeable, well rounded professionals capable of meeting the future needs of the construction industry. The program prepares students for professional leadership and instills the impetus for lifelong learning. The curriculum stresses technical knowledge, business acumen, and understanding of the strategic and diverse interests among project stakeholders. Values embedded in the curriculum support creative problem solving, emerging technologies, sustainable practices, and ethical principles. Formal education is linked to practical experience, creating alumni who are skilled planners and managers of construction projects from concept to completion.

As part of the Programs for Sustainable Planning and Development (PSPD), the Pratt Construction Management Program is unique in its opportunity for enriched study, potentially leading to careers in real estate development, as well as expertise in sustainability and preservation.

Professional Elective courses are available through the graduate programs in the PSPD (with prior permission of the Construction Management Chair), as well as in Construction Management, Undergraduate Architecture, and Undergraduate Interior Design. Students entering the program with prior professional experience may be eligible for up to 30 credits of advanced standiing.

Math Placement: All students must take and pass the on-line math placement exam prior to registering for MSCI-300 Calculus I.  This test can be taken by loging on to my.pratt with your one-key and clicking on the LMS tab or by using the following link https://lms.pratt.edu/course/view.php?id=40387
You should see the course "Math Placement Exam", click on the course and follow the instructions.

Curriculum

Requirements for BS Construction Management, 2012

Semester 1

Complete these courses.

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CM-111 Construction Graphics

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CM-131 Construction: Wood & Masonry

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HMS-101B Introduction to Literary and Critical Studies for Architects I

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MSCI-300 Calculus I

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COMPLETE 3 CREDITS OF SS/PHIL

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Semester 2

Complete these course.

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CM-112 Architectural Drawing

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CM-132 Construction: Concrete & Steel

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HMS-103A Introduction to Literary and Critical Studies

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TAKE 3 CREDITS OF SS/PHIL

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MSCI-301 Calculus II

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MSCI-280 Environmental Science for Construction Management

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Semester 3

Complete these courses.

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CM-231 Structural Design Methods I

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CM-233 Mechanical and Electrical Equipment I

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CM-201 Introduction to Construction Management

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CH-300 World Civilizations I

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COM-301 Reports And Correspondence

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PHYS-131 Physics I

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Semester 4

Complete these courses.

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CM-232 Structural Design Methods II

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CM-234 Mechanical & Electrical Equipment II

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CM-242 Construction Surveying

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HMS-261A Introduction to Public Speaking and Interpersonal Communication

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PHYS-132 Physics II

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CH-400 World Civilizations II

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Semester 5

Complete these courses plus 6 credits of Liberal Arts Electives.

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CM-321 Project Controls I

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CM-331 Specifications

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CM-341 Design Theory Design Theory

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CM-343 Construction Cost Analysis

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Semester 6

Complete these courses plus 9 credits Liberal Arts Elective.

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CM-342 Design Analysis

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CM-344 Value Management

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CM-322 Project Controls II

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Semester 7

Complete these courses plus 3 credits Professional Elective and 6 credits of Liberal Arts Electives.

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CM-401 Construction Management I

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CM-461 Building Codes and Zoning

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CM-471 Construction Law

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Semester 8

Complete this course plus 6 credits Liberal Arts Elective and 2 credits of Professional Electives.

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CM-402 Construction Management II Practical Construction Management

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CM-499 Capstone Project

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HMS-497A Thesis Writing

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