Building Construction Management, A.S.
Associate in Science
Industry, Manufacturing and ConstructionContact Information
(850) 201-8352
techedu@tcc.fl.edu
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About this Program
The Building Construction Management, A.S. degree is dedicated to teach students skills that will prepare them for a career in the construction industry as foreman, superintendent, assistant superintendent, assistant project manager, estimator, building inspector, or expeditor.
Total Credit Hours:
60
Estimated Time to Complete Program:
4 terms*
*based on 15 credit hours per term
Estimated Tuition Cost:
$6,049.80*
Eligible for Financial Aid:
Yes
Eligible for Veteran's Aid:
Yes
*based on current in-state tuition rate of $100.83 per credit hour
Program Overview & Requirements
Program Purpose:
To prepare students for a career in the construction industry as foreman, superintendent, assistant superintendent, assistant project manager, estimator, building inspector, or expeditor.
Program Length:
60 credit hours
Academic Division:
Business, Industry and Technology
Contact:
(850) 201-8352 or techedu@tcc.fl.edu
View Information about Graduation Requirements and Year of Entry .
General Education (15 credit hours)
- ENC1101 College Composition 3 credit hour(s)
- Any General Education Humanities State Core course 3 credit hour(s)
- MAC1105 College Algebra 3 credit hour(s)
- Any General Education Natural Sciences State Core course 3 credit hour(s)
- Any General Education Social Sciences State Core course 3 credit hour(s)
Program Courses (45 credit hours)
- BCN1001 Applied Math Concepts for Design and Construction 3 credit hour(s)
- BCN1040 Introduction to Sustainable/Green Building Principles 3 credit hour(s)
- BCN2230 Construction Materials and Methods 3 credit hour(s)
- BCN2241 Construction Operations 3 credit hour(s)
- BCN2405 Statics and Strength of Materials 3 credit hour(s)
- BCN2704 Construction Contracts, Codes, Laws and Safety 3 credit hour(s)
- BCT2705 Construction Management 3 credit hour(s)
- BCT2770 Construction Estimating 1 3 credit hour(s)
- CGS1060 Computer and Internet Literacy 3 credit hour(s) *
- EGN1111C Engineering Graphics 3 credit hour(s)
- EGS1002 Introduction to Engineering Technology 3 credit hour(s)
- ETD1320 Introduction to CAD 3 credit hour(s)
- ETI1701 Industrial Safety 3 credit hour(s)
- SUR2100C Fundamentals of Land Surveying 3 credit hour(s)
- MAN2021 Introduction to Management 3 credit hour(s)
Or
- IDS2941 Technology and Professional Programs Internship 3 credit hour(s)
First Semester
- Meet with the Advising Center & declare a meta-major
- Attend events during First Year Experience Week
- Check on the Course Requirements
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The Learning Commons
Main Campus
(850) 201 – 8193
Learningcommons@tcc.fl.edu
Looking for a faster option to get into the workforce?
Consider one of these certificates:
- Building Construction Specialist Certificate (18 credit hours)
- Pneumatics, Hydraulics and Motors for Manufacturing Certificate (12 credit hours)
- Applied Welding Technologies, PSAV Certificate (900 clock hours)
By 30 credit hours
- Visit Career Center
Student Union, 2nd Floor, Student Support Services - Maintain a 2.0 GPA
- Meet with the Advising Center
- Check on the Course Requirements
- Review your degree audit in TCC EagleNet
- Receive AutoDesk Auto CAD User certification
- Receive IC3 certification
By 45 credit hours (75% completion)
- Complete graduation check workshop online.
(You will receive an email notification when you are eligible.) - Review your degree audit in TCC EagleNet
Last semester
- Want to Walk? Commencement ceremonies only take place once a year, so check the deadline!
- Review your degree audit in TCC EagleNet
- Review Graduation Checklist
- You Must Apply for Degree (for instructions, click here)
Contact information
Business, Industry and Technology
P: (850) 201-8352
E: techedu@tcc.fl.edu
Advising
TCC Main Campus
Student Union Building, Second Floor
P: (850) 201-8440
E: advisingcenter@tcc.fl.edu
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