CFM 105

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Fundamentals of Construction and Facilities Management

Civil and Construction Engineering Ira A. Fulton College of Engineering

Course Description

Fundamentals of construction and facilities management including BIM, estimating, scheduling, and construction calculation methods.

When Taught

Fall and Winter

Min

3

Fixed/Max

3

Fixed

3

Fixed

0

Note

Fee.

Title

Know the Major

Learning Outcome

Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of the Construction and Facilities Management major by identifying key industry stakeholders, summarizing career opportunities in the built environment, and articulating how these roles contribute to society-cultivating a sense of purpose and service through professional work.

Title

Construction Documents

Learning Outcome

Accurately interpret and analyze construction drawings and specifications.

Title

Modeling

Learning Outcome

Develop a Building Information Model (BIM) using industry-standard software, showing competency in digital tools that support innovation, collaboration, and stewardship of the built environment.

Title

Mathematics

Learning Outcome

Apply fundamental construction math principles to perform basic quantity takeoffs and cost assessments.

Title

Construction Projects

Learning Outcome

Explain the essential processes of design, procurement, estimating, scheduling, project management, and facility operations, gaining a systems-level view of the construction industry that prepares students for lifelong service and leadership.

Title

Ethics

Learning Outcome

Examine and apply foundational ethical principles to professional scenarios, fostering integrity, accountability, and Christlike values in decision-making and leadership.

Title

Experiential Learning

Learning Outcome

Collaborate effectively in teams to assess risk, develop project strategies, support team members, and deliver professional oral and written presentations based on real-world construction experiences.