The Master of Science in Construction Management (CM) program provides students with the advanced knowledge and skills to prepare students for leadership management levels in the construction industry. The CM major reflects the current needs and trends in the construction industry. Coursework is structured to teach students advanced construction management skills needed to prepare students for leadership positions. This program focuses on practical management techniques for small to large and heavy construction projects and how to scale the management techniques to suit the size and type of the projects. The program requires students to learn Construction project financial planning and estimating, scheduling, advancement, contemporary issues in construction technologies, productivity, and additional topics of choice covering construction management, control, and sustainability. In addition, the program provides flexibility to meet a diverse job market. It requires students to take at least one course in engineering and quality management programs and two courses in one of the following tracks: management and finance, quality management, and project risk management.