Covers construction management fundamentals, including project lifecycle, roles, career paths, and economic impact.

Introduces common construction materials such as concrete, steel, wood, and composite materials, as well as methods for their use. Students learn about material selection based on project requirements. 

Introduces blueprint interpretation, emphasizing symbols, line types, and measurement scales for project planning and execution.

Examines local, state, and federal building codes, focusing on zoning, safety, and accessibility regulations. Emphasizes compliance requirements in construction projects.

Focuses on workplace safety and health standards in construction, including OSHA regulations. Students learn about safety protocols, personal protective equipment (PPE), and hazard prevention.

Covers project cost estimation, including materials, labor, and equipment. Focuses on budgeting and cost control techniques.

Covers scheduling techniques like Gantt charts and CPM, emphasizing resource management and delay analysis.

Provides an overview of BIM software and its role in project planning and design, enhancing stakeholder collaboration through digital models.

Covers HVAC, electrical, and plumbing systems, including design principles, installation standards, and cost impact.

Teaches the legal aspects of construction, including contracts, liability, and dispute resolution. Students gain insights into contract types, risk management, and legal responsibilities.

Introduces sustainable construction principles, LEED certification, energy-efficient materials, and environmental considerations.

Covers basic surveying principles and techniques for site layout. Students practice using surveying tools and learn about elevation, boundaries, and plot layout relevant to construction projects.

Examines construction equipment types and their uses, focusing on operating methods, productivity, and cost considerations.

Provides an understanding of structural elements in buildings, such as beams, columns, and load-bearing walls.

A final project where students apply their knowledge in a simulated construction project. They complete a full project plan, from cost estimation and scheduling to site layout and safety protocols.