# Construction Management (Associate in Science) Chabot College · 2026-2027 Catalog · Department: Construction Management Source: https://chabot.curriqunet.com/catalog/iq/4077/4078/6084/6097/6101 #### Description This diploma program leads to an Associate of Science Degree in Construction Management. The program curriculum includes the fundamentals of best practice related to project management, understanding construction drawings & plans. Other areas to be covered are scheduling, estimating, building codes and standards interpretation. The program will provide students with career-ready skills through analysis, interpretation, application and problem-solving of construction project management topics. #### Program Learning Outcomes Upon the successful completion of this program, students should be able to: 1. Demonstrate the ability to communicate, review and convey information effectively within cross-functional teams within the construction industry. 2. Create, assemble, and generate relevant, technical reports for both real-world and simulated construction projects. 3. Create work plans, construct project management plans and design work schedules for execution of construction. 4. Estimate, organize, and manage construction project resources through the use of cost estimates and schedules. 5. Apply project management methodologies to plan and control construction work activities. | Course | Title | Units | | --- | --- | --- | | ARCH 12 | Construction Materials and Methods (Active) | 3 | | CMGT 11 | Fundamentals of Construction Management (Active) | 3 | | CMGT 12 | Construction Drawings & Graphics (Active) | 3 | | CMGT 20 | Construction Estimating & Budget Development (Active) | 3 | | CMGT 21 | Construction Scheduling (Active) | 3 | | CMGT 22 | Construction Project Administration (Active) | 3 | | **Total** | | **60** | #### Other Information Discipline: Business, Economics & Information Technology Program Control Number: 44800 TOP Code: 095700 - Civil and Construction Management Technology CIP Code: 52.2001 - Construction Management, General