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Construction Management Technology (A.A.S.)

The Construction Management Technology program prepares you for careers in commercial or residential construction. Program graduates earn industry-recognized credentials and gain practical experience.

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Associate in Applied Science
Outcome
Two Years
Duration
Hybrid
Learning Format
Harper Campus
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Industry-recognized credentials

Earn an OSHA 30-hour Construction Safety certificate and a NCCER Core Basic Construction Skills certificate.

Experienced faculty

Construction Management Technology faculty know the field inside and out.

Industry input

Industry input guides the program content. Graduate with the skills employers value most.

Career-ready graduates

Gain practical experience through workplace learning opportunities.

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About the programs

About the Construction Management Technology program

The Associate in Applied Science degree in Construction Management Technology teaches students how to supervise, manage, and inspect construction sites and buildings. This program is comprehensive. You must take both technical construction management classes and general education courses. Additionally, you will earn industry certifications and complete work-based learning.

Your coursework will cover: 

  • mistake prevention and job site safety 
  • construction materials, building methods, and work sequences 
  • how to read and interpret construction drawings and written project documents 
  • basic estimating, bidding, and scheduling concepts to support project planning  
  • building codes and inspection practices
  • project planning software and technology
What you'll learn

Career Outlook for Construction Management Technology (A.A.S.)

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Frequently asked questions

Construction management is the planning and oversight of building projects. It focuses on safety, schedules, costs and making sure work is done correctly.

Most construction managers earn an associate or bachelor’s degree. This degree can be in construction management, construction science, engineering, or a related field.  

Additionally, many employers value the following certifications: 

  • OSHA Safety Certification 
  • Certified Construction Manager (CCM) 
  • Associate Constructor (AC) or Certified Professional Constructor (CPC)

An Associate in Applied Science degree will qualify you to work as a(n): 

  • Project coordinator 
  • Assistant project manager 
  • Field coordinator 
  • Estimator assistant 
  • Superintendent trainee 
  • Construction office coordinator 
  • Jobsite support or field support staff 
  • Construction management support role with general contractors, subcontractors, or construction firms
Central Piedmont is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award associate degrees.
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