Provide to construction students the technical knowledge and problem solving skills for a career in construction. Provide to construction students the knowledge and skills necessary to identify, define and compare design alternatives. Provide to construction students necessary communication skills for the successful practice of the construction profession. Provide to construction students the professional opportunities and skills to pursue life-long learning within the broader societal context of the construction profession. Well-equipped laboratories are designed for experimentation in each of the areas of construction and engineering studies.
Classrooms have ample space, are well- lighted and contain excellent visual aid equipment.
Back to fact sheet index Preparation High school students who wish to prepare for a career in construction management should take as much math as possible. A unit of chemistry, physics and accounting also is helpful. Back to fact sheet index Career Opportunities Construction management graduates are in high demand by contractors in all types of construction including residential, commercial, industrial, highway and heavy construction. Positions available include superintendent, project manager, sales, field engineer, safety engineer, and company executive. Graduates are well qualified in the new and expanding areas of construction programming, cost control and project management.