Architectural Electives
FMAN 321 Principles of Facility Management
A foundation course with emphasis on the Facility Management process, terminology, and organizational development. Includes an introduction to basic methods, concepts and procedures of facility planning, programming budgets, project management, office productivity measurements, and operations management.
CONM 111 Construction Practices
Materials, methods and equipment used on heavy commercial construction projects. Site layout, earthwork, foundations, and structural components of a project. Quantity takeoff, materials ordering, and basic construction codes are introduced.
CONM 122
Fundamentals of construction surveying including taping, leveling, angular measurement, traversing, topographic surveying, bridge layout, circular curves, building layout, and grade staking.
CONM 212 Soils and Foundations
An introduction to soil mechanics. The origin and engineering characteristics of soil, soil classification systems, the strength of soil masses, control of structural embankments, and an introduction to the design of foundations.
FMAN 321 is applicable for students laddering into Facility Management.
CONM 111, CONM 122, and CONM 212 are applicable for students laddering into Construction Management.