Construction Management Technology

The Associate in Applied Science in Construction Management Technology degree prepares students for employment in the field of construction, capable of filling entry- and mid-level supervisory positions within the industry. Also, the program allows those already employed in the construction industry to enhance their skills and prepare for advancement. The program focuses on the knowledge and skills needed to supervise an ongoing construction project, staying under cost, maintaining high quality, and building to the specifications. 

Student Resources

Student Resources

• Cost of Attendance
• A.A.S. Construction Management Technology Program Specific Cost

For more information, contact:

Babatunde Alo, P.E. - (843) 349-5374
David Lewis, P.E. - (843) 349-7109

 Charles Granger - Department Chair
(843) 349-5189

 

Program Mission, Goals & Outcomes

Mission/Purpose Statement:

The mission of the construction management technology program is to offer a strong academic and applications-based program necessary to produce well-educated graduates who become innovative and productive members of society. Students will possess both the problem-solving skills and the fundamental soft skills needed in the modern workplace. Students will be prepared in the areas of estimating, cost control, project management and safety.  Additionally, students will be prepared to accept and succeed in managerial positions in the field of construction management.

Goals:

• Prepare students for plan reading and material application
• Prepare students for cost estimating using current rates and/or software
• Prepare students to budget and manage resources for profit
• Prepare students to have interpersonal skills for field supervision and teamwork.

Career Outlook & Employment Opportunities

Career Outlook

Graduates of the Construction Project Management Technology program are prepared to seek careers as construction supervisors and construction/building inspectors. They will be well-qualified to achieve their clients' construction objectives, such as cost, time, and quality.

Employers of HGTC Alumni Include:

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Required Courses and Sample Schedules

*The following university transferable sequences may be substituted: ENG 101 & ENG 102 for ENG 155 & ENG 160, MAT 110 & MAT 111 for MAT 175, PSY 201 for PSY 103, and PHI 110 for PHI 101.

**Or Approved Humanities (including but not limited to ART 101, HIS 201, REL 103).