Bachelor of Science (BS) in Construction Management and Critical Infrastructure - Capitol Technology University (Since 1927 Located Near Washington D.C.)

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Earn a bachelor's degree in construction management and critical infrastructure, take the lead on safety and security

It's a security nightmare every construction firm must guard against: adversaries finding vulnerabilities that they can exploit to cause harm. Increasingly, contractors are factoring security into the equation as they create new buildings and infrastructure.

With a degree in construction management and critical infrastructure, you'll bring a unique skill set. You'll understand the requirements of what it takes to manage a variety of construction projects from the field or home office. At the same time, your enhanced IT skills in cybersecurity will enable you to understand the nation's critical infrastructure and how protecting both physical buildings/industrial plants/transportation and their computer networks that remotely operate these facilities are crucial to our society and the way we live.

Why Capitol?

Our location puts you in the heart of the action.

The Baltimore/Washington D.C. area has one of the largest concentrations of high-tech companies, defense contractors, and government agencies in the United States, making it easier to find interships and high-paying jobs.

Our classes are taught by working professionals.

The construction management field is undergoing rapid change in light of emerging technologies, including the Internet of Things (IoT).

Our motto, 'find a way or make one,' delivers job ready skills.

Hands on classes, combined with extracurricular clubs like: League of Legends, the robotics club, and the gaming club, help you hone the skills needed to excel in the workplace.

Support for you

Whatever type of resource you need - a way to improve your math skills, a place to exercise, help with a job search or a disability - we have facilities and personnel ready to help.

The Capitol Commitment

We’ve created a game plan to make sure you find a job upon graduation. Learn more.

Market Demand Construction Management and Critical Infrastructure

• 82% of our graduates have a job or enter graduate school 90 days after commencement
• The average salary for graduates with this degree is $75,000

Curriculum

Bachelor of Science - 121 credits

Construction Management -- 39 Credits
CM-120 Intro to Construction Management	3
CM-125 Construction Graphics and Plan Reading	3
CM-220 Construction Methods and Materials	3
CM-230 Estimating I	3
CM-250 Legal Issues in Construction	3
CM-260 Statics and Strengths of Materials	3
CM-270 Safety Management	3
CM-301 Construction Project Management	3
CM-330 Estimating II	3
CM-350 Construction Planning and Scheduling	3
CM-375 Mechanical and Electrical Systems	3
CM-380 Environmental Systems	3
CM-450 Management of Field Operations	3
Capstone - 6 Credits
CM-457 Internship in Construction Management	3
CM-458 Senior Project	3
Critical Infrastructure - 9 Credits
CRI-301 Critical Infrastructure I	3
CRI-310 Critical Infrastructure II	3
CRI-410 Critical Infrastructure III	3
Business - 9 Credits
BUS-270 Financial Accounting I	3
BUS-283 Managerial Accounting	3
BUS-454 International Business	3
Cybersecurity - 12 Credits
CT-152 Introduction to Unix	3
IAE-201 Introduction to Information Assurance Concepts	3
IAE-250 Comprehensive Computer/Network Security	3
IAE-321 Applied Wireless Network Security	3
Mathematics and Sciences - 19 Credits
MA-112 Intermediate Algebra	3
MA-114 Algebra and Trigonometry	4
MA-128 Statistics	3
CH-120 Chemistry	3
PH-201 General Physics	3
UAS-101 Introduction to Unmanned and Autonomous Systems	3
Humanities, Social Science, Management - 27 Credits
EN-101 English Communications I	3
EN-102 English Communications II	3
BUS-200 Business Communications	3
BUS-279 Intro to Leadership	3
BUS-282 Economics for Management	3
HU-331 Arts and Ideas	3
SS-351 Ethics	3
Humanities Electives (3)**	6
Social Science Elective (3)**	3