Total Degree Credits: 67.0
First Year, Fall Semester
CO 120 - Architectural Blueprint Reading Credit Hours: 3
CO 140 - Construction I Credit Hours: 3
CO 150 - Principles of Contracting Credit Hours: 3
CI 100 - Application of Digital Computer Credit Hours: 3
EN 110 - College Composition Credit Hours: 3
MT 121 - Technical Mathematics I Credit Hours: 4 or
MT 125 - College Mathematics Credit Hours: 4
First Year, Spring Semester
CO 165 - Construction II Credit Hours: 3
CO 185 - Principles of Mechanics Credit Hours: 3
CI 110 - Surveying I Credit Hours: 3
CI 175 - Computer-Aided Drafting I Credit Hours: 3
MT 122 - Technical Mathematics II Credit Hours: 4 or
MT 126 - College Mathematics II Credit Hours: 4
First Year, Summer Semester (Optional after completion of required course, please see your adviser.)
CO 212 - Construction Management Internship Credit Hours: 3 (If CO 212 is successfully completed, student is not required to take CI 240.)
Second Year, Fall Semester
CI 240 - Engineering Drafting Credit Hours: 3
CO 220 - Construction III Credit Hours: 3
CO 230 - Estimating for Construction Credit Hours: 3
CO 250 - Principles of Structural Design Credit Hours: 3
PH 260 - Technical Physics I Credit Hours: 3
PH 261 - Lab for PH 260 Credit Hours: 1
Second Year, Spring Semester
CO 265 - Construction Management Credit Hours: 3
CO 275 - Estimating Earthwork Projects Credit Hours: 3
CO 285 - Contracts and Specifications Credit Hours: 3
______ - Required Option (Student must enroll in one of the following required optional courses of Engineering Problem Applications, Physical Geology or Technical Physics II.)
CO 295 - Engineering Problem Applications Credit Hours: 4 or
GL 160 - Physical Geology Credit Hours: 3
GL 161 - Lab for GL 160 Credit Hours: 1 or
PH 262 - Technical Physics II Credit Hours: 3
PH 263 - Lab for PH 262 Credit Hours: 1
Social Science Elective Credit Hours: 3
Part-time and Evening Students
First Year, Fall Semester
CO 120 - Architectural Blueprint Reading Credit Hours: 3
CO 140 - Construction I Credit Hours: 3
First Year, Spring Semester
CO 150 - Principles of Contracting Credit Hours: 3
CI 100 - Application of Digital Computer Credit Hours: 3
Second Year, Fall Semester
CI 175 - Computer-Aided Drafting I Credit Hours: 3
MT 121 - Technical Mathematics Credit Hours: 4 or
MT 125 - College Mathematics Credit Hours: 4
Second Year, Spring Semester
CO 165 - Construction II Credit Hours: 3
MT 122 - Technical Mathematics II Credit Hours: 4 or
MT 126 - College Mathematics II Credit Hours: 4
Third Year, Fall Semester
CO 185 - Principles of Mechanics Credit Hours: 3
CI 110 - Surveying I Credit Hours: 3
Third Year, Spring Semester
CO 250 - Principles of Structural Design Credit Hours: 3
EN 110 - College Composition Credit Hours: 3
Third Year, Summer Semester (After completion of required courses, please see your adviser.)
CO 212 - Construction Management Internship Credit Hours: 3 (If CO 212 is successfully completed, student is not required to take CI 240.)
Fourth Year, Fall Semester
CI 240 - Engineering Drafting Credit Hours: 3
PH 260 - Technical Physics I Credit Hours: 3
PH 261 - Lab for PH 260 Credit Hours: 1
Fourth Year, Spring Semester
CO 220 - Construction III Credit Hours: 3
CO 230 - Estimating for Construction Credit Hours: 3
Fifth Year, Fall Semester
CO 265 - Construction Management Credit Hours: 3
CO 275 - Estimating Earthwork Projects Credit Hours: 3
Social Science Elective Credit Hours: 3
Fifth Year, Spring Semester
CO 285 - Contracts and Specifications Credit Hours: 3
______ - Required Option (Student must enroll in one of the following required optional courses of Engineering Problem Applications, Physical Geology or Technical Physics II.)
CO 295 - Engineering Problem Applications Credit Hours: 4 or
GL 160 - Physical Geology Credit Hours: 3
GL 161 - Lab for GL 160 Credit Hours: 1 or
PH 262 - Technical Physics II Credit Hours: 3
PH 263 - Lab for PH 262 Credit Hours: 1
Note: This is a recommended sequence. Student should consult his/her academic adviser prior to registering. To assure all prerequisites are completed for each successive semester, it is important that courses be taken in the proper order.