自1984年以来，就一直存在建筑计划，其使命是为建筑行业培养技术精湛且积极进取的管理专业人员。在此期间，该计划已发展到450多个专业和十（10）个敬业的教职员工。该课程的学生获得建筑科学与管理理学学士学位，其中包括工商管理辅修学位，并在该学生的大二学年担任过工业实习。建筑科学与管理计划的任务是实现一项全国认可的，以学生为中心，以行业为导向的建筑计划，以使毕业生做好成为未来杰出的领导者的准备，他们精通相关的管理实践，当前的建筑技术和建造方法建筑环境。
The mission of the Department of Engineering Technology is to prepare students for technical/professional careers in industry and education. The mission is accomplished through dedicated faculty offering programs in specialized areas with a formal, technical focus. Upon graduation, students are prepared to assume positions of professional responsibility in the areas of manufacturing, construction, concrete industry management, computer aided technologies, electronics, and education. Sixteen well-equipped technical laboratories serve to educate students in the techniques and processes used by contemporary world class industries.<br>The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree with a major in Construction Science and Management (CSM) prepares students to enter professional careers in the construction industry. To meet the growing demands of industry, students may choose a residential or a commercial construction concentration. Many graduates become construction project managers, estimators, schedulers, field engineers, virtual design and construction (VDC) specialists, general and/or subcontractors, code inspectors, material suppliers and technical sales representatives. Students learn the technical aspects of how construction projects are built through classes in residential, commercial, and heavy civil/highway construction. They also learn how to manage construction through the required business administration minor and the major courses in estimating, scheduling, project management and construction finance. Career opportunities are many in this industry, with total national construction spending over 1.98 trillion in 2023. Students entering this degree need to successfully complete the Pre-Construction Curriculum before registering for advanced Construction Science and Management courses. Also, an internship is required, where students spend 400 hours over 10 weeks working in the construction industry. Students interested in pursuing the Construction Science and Management degree program can receive more information on the major by contacting a CSM Faculty Advisor. The CSM degree program is accredited by the American Council for Construction Education (ACCE).