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Building Construction management
Mission Statement
The Department of Building Construction Management (BCM) provides the student a program of study that prepares one for a variety of positions in the construction industry. The program consists of a management oriented technical curriculum regarding building construction, computer concepts, and business and general education.
Student Learning Outcomes
Graduates completing the major in Building Construction Management will
Content/Discipline Knowledge & Skills
Be computer literate and internet-capable
Understand and solve construction problems
Know and uphold ethical standards of the field
Have the ability to work with all types of people
Be prepared for successful entry into the construction industry
Have the ability to lead in the construction industry and in the community
Critical Thinking Skills
Demonstrate the ability to think and reason logically
Communication Skills
Demonstrate the ability to communicate clearly and concisely, both orally and in writing
Assessment Approaches
Numerous direct and indirect assessment measures will be employed to monitor the achievement of the identified student learning outcomes. Examples of the direct assessment measures are course-embedded assessment activities, performance based capstone projects and internship evaluations by construction employers. Examples of indirect measures include such assessment approaches as graduating senior surveys and alumni surveys.
Career Opportunities
For information on the many career options available to Building Construction Management majors, go to What Can You Do with a Building Construction Management Major at http://www.unf.edu/dept/cdc/majors/buildingconstruction.html
For More Information
To learn more about the UNF Building Construction Management Department and majoring in Building Construction management, go to http://www.unf.edu/ccec/bcm/
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