Construction Management - Associate in Applied Science-T Degree - Transfer to Bachelor of Applied Science in Administrative Management at Central Washington University

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PGM Code – 570U

Program Description The Construction Management Associate of Applied Science-Transfer Degree is designed for students who want to transfer to the Bachelor of Applied Science in Administrative Management at Central Washington University (CWU). This degree will allow students to update existing knowledge and skills and/or acquire up-to-date technical and managerial skills. The degree requires students to work with a Construction Management adviser to select those courses which will help students achieve their educational and career goals. Most courses are offered in the evening.

Common Course Numbering Please refer to www.edcc.edu/ccn for more information.

Credit/Grade Requirements This AAS-T degree requires successful completion of a minimum of 99 credits as outlined. A minimum of 30 credits or one-third of the required credits, whichever is less, must be earned at Edmonds Community College. Students are required to maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0 in all college-level courses.

Cultural Diversity Requirement All students earning degrees and certificates of 45 credits or more must meet a cultural diversity (CD) requirement by completing courses marked as “CD” on the requirement sheet and/or “Meets Cultural Diversity Requirement” in the quarterly class schedule. Those courses may also be used to fulfill other requirements of the degree or certificate.

Students Are Advised To

Plan their schedule several quarters in advance in order to accommodate courses that are offered only once or twice a year,
Review the college catalog for required course prerequisites and include these in schedule planning, and
Communicate with a faculty adviser.

Graduation Application A completed Graduation Application form must be submitted to Enrollment Services by the 10th day of the quarter in which the student expects to graduate. Forms are available online or at Enrollment Services located in Lynnwood Hall. Note applications for summer quarter are due by the 8th day of the quarter.

Admission Requirements to Central Washington University’s Bachelor of Applied Science in Administrative Management Program All students who intend to transfer to CWU should talk with a CWU adviser to review specific admission requirements. Students must have a 2.3 minimum cumulative grade point average to be considered for admission to CWU. All of the courses in this degree will transfer to the CWU Applied Bachelor’s Degree.

Department website
Construction Management | www.edcc.edu/const

Advising Note

This program requirement sheet is not a substitute for meeting with an academic adviser. Meeting the requirements to graduate with an Edmonds Community College certificate or degree is ultimately the responsibility of the student.

I. General Education Requirements (25 credits)

A lab science Is needed for CWU graduation. You may complete this requirement at Edmonds Community College. Recommend BIOL& 100 /100L, CHEM& 121 /121L, 141 /151 , GEOL& 101 , PHYS& 100 /101 , or 241 /231 .

A. Communication Skills (10 credits)

ENGL& 101 - English Composition I 5.0 Credits AND
ENGL& 102 - Composition II Maximum of 5.0 possible Credits

B. Quantitative Skills (5 credits)

Select one of the following courses. Note: Students planning on pursuing a Master’s Degree should complete the Calculus series of courses.

MATH& 107 - Mathematics in Society 5.0 Credits
MATH& 141 - Precalculus I 5.0 Credits
MATH& 142 - Precalculus II 5.0 Credits
MATH& 148 - Business Calculus 5.0 Credits
MATH& 151 - Calculus I 5.0 Credits

C. Social Sciences (5 credits)

PHIL& 106 - Introduction to Logic 5.0 Credits

D. Cultural Diversity Requirements (5 credits)

MGMT 100 - Human Relations in Organizations:CD 5.0 Credits

General Education Requirements Learning Outcomes

Students will demonstrate General Education Learning Outcomes in each of the following areas:

Communication Skills: Write in clear, effective ways, adapted to audience, context, and purpose.
Humanities: Use Humanities-based methods to reason, communicate, make meaning, solve problems and/or create or perform cultural works for diverse audiences and purposes.
Quantitative Skills: Apply mathematical, quantitative or symbolic models to solve problems, draw inferences, or support conclusions appropriate to an individual discipline.
Social Sciences: Use Social-Science theories and methods to reason, communicate, apply insights, solve problems, and to develop a critical understanding of the diversity and interdependence of peoples and cultures.
Cultural Diversity: Apply multiple perspectives when examining cultural differences and interacting in multicultural settings.

II. Program Requirements (59 credits)

CONST 100 - Computers in Construction 4.0 Credits
CONST 141 - Architectural Blueprint Reading I 4.0 Credits
CONST 145 - Introduction to Surveying 4.0 Credits
CONST 160 - Materials and Methods 3.0 Credits
CONST 177 - Structural Concrete I 4.0 Credits
CONST 200 - Basic Estimating 4.0 Credits
CONST 230 - Project Planning and Scheduling 4.0 Credits
CONST 241 - AutoCAD for Construction 3.0 Credits
CONST 250 - Safety and Accident Prevention 3.0 Credits
CONST 260 - Project Management 3.0 Credits
CONST 266 - Advanced Computers for Construction 4.0 Credits
CONST 270 - Structural Design I 4.0 Credits
CONST 280 - Building Codes I 3.0 Credits
Choose a minimum of 12 credits from the following:
CONST 180 - Mechanical Codes 3.0 Credits
CONST 181 - Plumbing Codes 3.0 Credits
CONST 185 - Civil Construction 4.0 Credits
CONST 220 - Scope and Quality Standards 3.0 Credits
CONST 251 - Safety Plan Administration 3.0 Credits
CONST 281 - Building Codes II, Interpretation 3.0 Credits
CONST 282 - Building Codes III, Inspection 3.0 Credits
Or these classes must be taken as a group if selected:
CIT 105 - Structural Trades 4.0 Credits
CIT 106 - Electrical, Plumbing, and HVAC Trades 3.0 Credits
CIT 109 - Finishes 7.0 Credits

Program Requirements Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the Program Learning Requirements for this degree, students will be able to:

Use mathematics and technology to manage and analyze data and solve problems focused in the following areas: construction graphics, construction layout, cost estimating, planning and scheduling, and structural design.
Analyze information and make decisions that support an organization’s mission with respect to the following: construction material and methods, job site safety, contracts, accounting, building code compliance, and project management.

III. Program Electives (15 credits minimum selected from the following areas of knowledge)

Accounting and Finance (5 credits)

ACCT 101 - Accounting Fundamentals 5.0 Credits OR
ACCT& 203 - Principles of Accounting III 5.0 Credits OR
Another course may satisfy this requirement. See faculty adviser.

Business Law (5 credits)

BUS& 201 - Business Law 5.0 Credits OR
LEGAL 240 - Contracts 5.0 Credits OR
Another course may satisfy this requirement. See faculty adviser.

Natural Science (5 credits)

GEOL& 101 - Introduction to Physical Geology 5.0 Credits OR
PHYS& 100 - Physics for Non-Science Majors 4.0 Credits OR
Another course may satisfy this requirement. See faculty adviser.

Program Electives Learning Outcome

Students will demonstrate the following Learning Outcome from Program Elective courses:

Demonstrate a breadth or depth of knowledge and skill, according to the students’ independent selection of degree elective courses or according to the program’s specialized areas of focus.

Proficiency Requirement (5 credits)

MATH 080 - Fundamentals of Algebra 5.0 Credits
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Eff: summer 2012 | Rev: 06/12