Construction Engineering Technology - Cuyahoga Community College

Construction Engineering Technology from Cuyahoga Community College is a Campus Associate Construction Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. The program prepares students with technical and leadership roles for the construction industry. The program coursework includes comprehensive study in contract documents, construction methods, scheduling, and estimating for residential and light commercial building. Laboratory coursework utilizes modern industry-based software and field instruments. Graduates are prepared to work for construction contractors, engineering/ architectural firms, public building agencies, or they can transfer onto university programs in construction engineering and construction management. This program is designed to prepare students to demonstrate the following program outcomes: 1. Complete OSHA 30-Hour safety course, and identify and address job site hazards. 2. Monitoring project work for compliance with contract documents. 3. Perform basic surveying tasks including layout of vertical and horizontal alignments, comprehend the underlying mathematical principles and apply the information obtained. 4. Interpret the intent of plans and specifications as they relate to the various aspects of the construction project from the perspective of the owner, design professional, construction manager, and contractor and have the associated computer proficiencies. 5. Apply the principles of project management process, innovation and technology to effectively identify characteristics of project delivery systems, perform contract document tasks, perform contract document tasks, and implement project processes for successful project completion. 6. Using critical path method to organize project requirements into logical inter-related groupings that represent consensus of project stakeholders to develop a management tool that communicates project status using industry standard technology. 7. Apply sound estimating and cost management principals, using industry standard computer technology to develop and maintain an organized management tool that effectively projects and communicates the projects financial status. 8. Use critical thinking skills to anticipate, identify, respond to, and resolve problems. 9. Use verbal and written skills with technological tools to clearly and effectively communicate using appropriate protocols to project stakeholders. View more details on Cuyahoga Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Construction Engineering courses.