Construction Technology Management (AA Degree)

Construction Technology Management

Designed for transfer to the Construction Management bachelor’s degree at Northern Arizona University (NAU).

AGEC-A Requirements (35 credits)
All General Education coursework must be selected from approved AZ General Education Curriculum.
Course	Course Title	Hours
Composition (6 credits)
ENG 101	College Composition I	3
ENG 102	College Composition II	3
Mathematics (3 credits)
MAT 187 or higher.	Pre-Calculus (5) or higher (3)	3
Arts/Humanities (6 credits)
Two courses from separate disciplines.		6
Social/Behavioral Sciences (6 credits)
BUS 214	Legal, Ethical & Regulatory Issues in Business	3
ECN 204	Macroeconomics Principles	3
Physical/Biological Sciences (8 credits)
PHY 111	College Physics I	4
PHY 112	College Physics II	4
General Education Options (6 credits)
CIS 120	Introduction to Computer Information Systems	3
SPC 100	Fundamentals of Speech Communication	3
Special Requirements
Must be met within AGEC or Degree requirements by a minimum of two courses.
Intensive Writing/Critical Inquiry		"W"
Ethnic/Race/Gender Awareness		"E"
Contemporary Global/International Awareness or Historical Awareness		"C"
Degree Core Requirements (30 credits)
Course	Course Title	Hours
ACC 108	Accounting Procedures I	3
ACC 255	Principles of Financial Accounting	3
ACC 256	Principles of Managerial Accounting	3
CTM 120	Building the Human Environment	3
CTM 123	Building Construction Methods I	3
CTM 124	Building Construction Methods II	3
CTM 130	Blueprint Reading and Estimating	3
CTM 224	Concrete & Mason Systems	3
CTM 253	Plane Surveying & Building Layout	3
ECN 205	Microeconomic Principles	3

Upon successful completion of this program, students will be able to:

gain fundamental knowledge of construction principles and methodology;
recognize jobsite hazards and apply the basic safety practices used in the construction trades;
demonstrate a fundamental knowledge in construction drafting, design, and layout;
possess the appropriate skills and knowledge to enter and succeed in upper division courses leading to a construction management bachelor’s degree program.

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