Project management includes finances, cash flows, cost control, project organization, and project planning. Company management includes company organization incorporation structure, procedures, finance, insurance, accounting, and operation. Case studies are emphasized. Composition, volume, and characterization of the wastes. This course provides students with a knowledge of techniques used to manage and control the construction process.
Emphasis is placed on methods analysis, scheduling, cash flow management and cost control.
Students will develop an analytical approach towards the process whereby good technical solutions are converted to reality through cost effective construction. This course provides students with a knowledge of the different types of contracts used in civil engineering construction. Contracts are viewed as documents which assign responsibilities and allocate risks and emphasis is placed on contract administration as the first step in reducing costs and easing the burden of dispute resolution. Techniques for quantifying and resolving claims are studied. Attention is directed to accounting the core of the management control and financial reporting systems, and as integrally related to the information system.