This major prepares a graduate with job-entry competencies in the construction industry.
Students learn the principles and technologies of residential and light commercial construction.
The curriculum emphasizes layout, construction materials, construction methods, cost estimation, project management and construction safety. Courses in English, mathematics, science, computer applications, and a social science or humanities elective are included to enhance a student's career opportunities. Positions leading to supervisor, contractor, construction technician, or construction superintendent. These positions require, in addition to this degree, suitable job experience. One year of geometry is desirable.