BS in Construction Management
At a Glance
Program
Name:
Gulbin Ozcan-Deniz, PhD, LEED AP BD+C
Position:
Director & Associate Professor, Construction Management Program
Email:
[email protected]
Contact Number(s):
Curriculum
Total: 121-123* credits
* Note: The total of 123 credit hours is applicable for students who take MATH 110 (4 credits), instead of MATH 102; and MATH 111 or 112 (each 4 credits), instead of MATH 103.
First Year
- Introduction to Construction Industry
- Construction Graphics
- Introduction to Estimating and Scheduling
- Financial Accounting
Hallmarks Core
- Pathways Seminar
- Written Communication
- Topics in American Studies
- Science I: Systems Thinking and Sustainability
- Science II: General Physics
- Quantitative Reasoning I
- Quantitative Reasoning II or Free Elective
Second Year
- Construction Estimating and Budgeting
- Behavior of Materials
- Materials and Methods of Construction
- Construction Planning and Scheduling
- Building Systems
- Applied Business Analytics I
- Arts and Cultures: Great Buildings
Hallmarks Core
- Ethics
- Multimedia Communication
- Global Diversity of World Language
Third Year
- Construction Accounting and Cost Control
- Construction Contract Administration
- Construction Surveying
- Construction Safety and Risk Management
- Construction Site Operations
- Macroeconomics or Microeconomics
- Business Law
Hallmarks Core
- American Diversity
- Contemporary Global Issues
- Global Citizenship or World Language
Fourth Year
- Construction Project Management Seminar
- Construction Management Capstone
- Designated Construction Management Elective 1
- Designated Construction Management Elective 2
- Financial Management
Hallmarks Core
- Integrative Seminar
- Philosophies of the Good Life
Electives
- Business Electives (6 credits)
- Free Electives (3 credits)
For complete course descriptions, please review BSCM Course Descriptions (PDF) and Thomas Jefferson University Undergraduate Course Catalog.