Construction and Facilities Management: Construction Management

Construction and Facilities Management: Construction Management

BS

Hours	83 - 85 Credit Hours
MAP	Major Academic Plan

Program Requirements

Students receiving C- or lower grades in required courses will be placed on department probationary status.

requirement 1 Complete 16 courses

ACC 200 - Principles of Accounting 3.0

CFM 105 - Introduction to Construction and Facilities Management 3.0

CFM 155 - Construction Modeling 3.0

CFM 210 - Light Structural Systems 3.0

CFM 241 - Electrical Systems in Construction 2.0

CFM 311 - Estimating Processes and Spreadsheets 4.0

CFM 320 - Mechanical Systems 3.0

CFM 385 - Construction Contracts and Law 3.0

CFM 412 - Construction Scheduling and Cost Control 3.0

CFM 415 - Construction Project Management and Control 3.0

CFM 426 - Real Estate Principles and Development 4.0

CFM 445 - Construction Company Operations and Management 4.0

CFM 460 - Sustainability and Regulatory Building Solutions 3.0

MATH 111 - Trigonometry 2.0

STAT 121 - Principles of Statistics 3.0

TECH 231 - Foundations of Global Leadership 3.0

requirement 2 Complete 1 course

ENGL 316 - Technical Communication 3.0

M COM 320 - Communication in Organizational Settings 3.0

requirement 3 Complete 2.5 hours from the following course(s)

Complete five enrollments of the following (cannot be taken the same semester as CFM 491):

CFM 291R - Undergraduate Seminar 0.5

You may take this course up to 5 times.

requirement 4 Complete 1 course

Complete the following during the next-to-last semester before graduation.

CFM 491 - Senior Seminar 0.5

requirement 5 Complete 9 courses

Emphasis courses:

CFM 213 - Construction Surveying and Layout 2.0

CFM 217 - Concrete, Masonry, and Asphalt 3.0

CFM 302 - Structures and Strength of Materials Fundamentals 4.0

CFM 335 - Construction Equipment and Soils Mechanics 3.0

CFM 345 - Construction Safety Management 2.0

CFM 411 - Pre-Construction Services 4.0

CFM 416 - Capstone 3.0

ECON 110 - Economic Principles and Problems 3.0

PHSCS 105 - General Physics 1 3.0

requirement 6 Complete 1 option

Complete one course from one of the following options:

option 6.1 Complete 1 course

Facilities and Property Management option:

CFM 330 - Advanced Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing Systems 3.0

CFM 400 - Managing High Performance Buildings 3.0

CFM 420 - Commercial Real Estate Management 3.0

option 6.2 Complete 1 course

Architecture option:

ARTHC 329 - Renaissance and Baroque Architecture 3.0

ARTHC 365 - American Architecture 3.0

ARTHC 367 - Modern Architecture 3.0

option 6.3 Complete 1 course

Business Management option:

FIN 201 - Principles of Finance 3.0

HRM 300 - Organizational Behavior 3.0

MKTG 201 - Marketing Management 3.0

option 6.4 Complete 1 course

Mentored Student Experience option:

CFM 317R - Capstone 2 - Competition 1.0

CFM 318R - Capstone 2 - International 1.0

CFM 399R - Capstone Internship 3.0v

Students in the Construction and Facilities Management program must attend BYU during a spring or summer term, taking two required CFM courses.

Students must complete 300 hours of pre-approved construction/facilities-related work after declaring the major and must submit a report during the CFM 491 class.

requirement 7

Complete department packet and exit interview.

Program Outcomes:

Communication

Effectively communicate orally, graphically and in writing.

Ethical and Moral Leadership

Promote moral and ethical leadership in the global marketplace.

Design and Pre-Contruction

Influence project design and to manage pre-construction activities.

Project Management

Control project schedule, cost, quality, and risk.

Financial & Property Mangement

Analyze the risk and feasibility of real estate projects throughout their life-cycles.

Technical and Professional Competency

Manage technical areas such as mechanical, electrical, and structural systems.

Safety, Security, Sustainability, Regulatory Compliance

Create programs and processes for safety, security, sustainability and regulatory compliance.

Technology and Innovation

Utilize cutting-edge technologies to find innovative solutions.

Analytical Thinking and Problem Solving

Think analytically and to solve problems.

Experiential Learning

Gain learning through applied industry experience, service and life-long learning.