Master of Business Administration in Construction Management

The Master of Business Administration in Construction Management degree prepares students for managerial opportunities, particularly in the construction field. Students seeking an advanced business degree online will focus on key elements of business: leadership, ethics, global thinking, management skills, and technological innovation. In addition, students will learn about corporate construction structure, legal and current issues in the industry, and develop a specialized project guided by a mentor from the construction industry. Master of Construction Management courses are aligned with American Council for Construction Education standards.

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Course Number Course Title Course Description Credits
BUSN 500 Theory of Construction Operations Management An overview of the theory and practice of construction operations and management. Students review the professional positions and the contributions and impact to project completion. 3
BUSN 510 Dynamic Leadership Overviews effective leadership and how to apply leadership concepts in business situations. Discussions examine the development of leaders within an organization. 3
BUSN 520 Organizational Behavior This course is structured around a core of fundamental concepts concerning organizations. Topics include cultures and practices within the organization and its impact on personnel. 3
BUSN 530 Strategic Marketing This course teaches how to use marketing tools to collect and measure data for analysis and utilization with potential construction projects. A review of how data impacts the construction industry will be addressed. 3
BUSN 540 Financial Management This course reviews the financial aspects of the construction industry. Students analyze managerial decisions, risk management, and corporate financing as they impact a construction project. 3
BUSN 550 Business Innovations in Project Management This Master of Construction Management course focuses on understanding the concepts, requirements, and delivery methods for public and private projects. Study of the risk analysis, infrastructure, and the economic impact will be assessed. 3
CONM 600 Corporate Construction Management A review of the facets of managing a construction company. Emphasis is placed on operations, human resources, corporate structure, safety, financial, and risk management in the construction project setting. 3
CONM 605 Legal Aspects of Construction Projects A review of basic professional practice issues in construction. Discussions cover potential issues of risk and liability and legal problems throughout the term of the construction project. 3
CONM 611 Improvements for the Construction Site Discusses how to analyze methods used on a project to improve time management and cost control. Analysis of productivity ratings, crew balance, and organization of the project will be discussed. 3
CON 635 Green Design Principles An investigation of lot design, preparation, and construction using resource and energy efficient concepts. Discussions include site planning and land development, water efficiency, and educating homeowners regarding environmental quality issues and their new home. Course will follow NAHB guidelines. 3
CONM 660 Advanced Construction Seminar Interactive course that offers contact with industry representatives and construction professionals on current topics. Students seeking an advanced business degree online will produce a project or presentation regarding the information gathered from seminar and the applications of business practices. 3
CONM 670 Special Project in Construction Management In this course a mentor is assigned to oversee student development of a project regarding a construction management topic of interest. The final project includes a written analysis and PowerPoint presentation. 3

Total Credits: 36

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Bachelors in Construction
Management and Technology