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ARCH 430 Measuring Sustainability Learn the metrics of sustainability as included in various rating standards, including LEED. Offered Next: Fall On-Campus ARCH 462 Methods & Materials of Building Construction Learn building construction methods and materials through case studies that explore the means and techniques applied to the material execution of buildings. Offered Next: Fall On-Campus ARCH 467 Integrated Project Delivery Integrated Project Delivery is examined from design to implementation through an exploration of building architectural design, building construction, and construction project management perspectives. Offered Next: Fall On-Campus ARCH 472 Building Information Modeling Learn how to improve collaboration & communication in design and construction of buildings by using Building Information Modeling. Offered Next: Fall On-Campus, Spring On-Campus ENCE 320 Introduction to Engineering Project Management Learn fundamentals of project management including initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and controlling, and closing projects as well as professional ethics and communication skills. Offered Next: Fall On-Campus, Spring On-Campus ENCE 325 Introduction to Construction Project Management Explore the construction project lifecycle - from beginning to end - through the lens of the Owner, Designer, and Builder. Offered Next: Fall On-Campus, Spring On-Campus ENCE 421 Legal Aspects of Architectural & Engineering Practice Explore essential legal concepts related to planning, engineering, construction/production, and operation of facilities in the built environment and manufactured products. Offered Next: Spring On-Campus ENCE 422 Project Cost Accounting and Economics Students will learn the fundamentals of engineering economics and cost accounting that will be needed for project feasibility assessment, as well as for business analysis and decision making. Offered Next: Fall On-Campus, Spring On-Campus, Summer Online ENCE 423 Project Planning, Estimating & Scheduling Learn the basics of project planning to reduce uncertainty,improve efficiency, meet objectives and provide a basis for managing & controlling the work. Offered Next: Fall On-Campus, Spring On-Campus, Summer Online ENCE 424 Communications for Project Managers Learn to use a variety of communication methods and techniques for the strategic and effective management of projects, people, and processes. Offered Next: Fall On-Campus, Spring On-Campus ENCE 426 Construction Documentation and BIM Applications in Engineering and Construction Learn to read and coordinate construction documents, explore concepts in Building Information Modeling, and develop basic working knowledge of Autodesk Revit Offered Next: Fall On-Campus, Spring On-Campus ENCE 602 Project Procurement Management By working on case studies, students will develop an in-depth understanding of project procurement management and gain hands-on expertise in project evaluation, planning, financing, and contracting. Offered Next: Fall On-Campus ENCE 604 Sustainability Fundamentals for Project Managers We discuss new ways to think about how we create the built environment, along with the real-world of promising technologies and practices for the future of sustainability. Offered Next: Spring Online ENCE 606 Graduate Introduction to Project Scheduling Learn the basics of project scheduling using network-based scheduling methodologies and learn fundamental legal, contractual, and managerial aspects related to construction project scheduling ENCE 607 Mastering Agile Project Management Master Scrum and the principles of Agile project management to deliver faster, more innovative solutions by unleashing your team’s potential. Offered Next: Fall On-Campus, Spring On-Campus, Fall Online, Spring Online ENCE 614 Communications for Project Managers (Graduate) Learn to use a variety of communication methods and techniques for the strategic and effective management of projects, people, and processes. Offered Next: Fall On-Campus, Spring On-Campus ENCE 622 Construction Automation & Robotics Learn to redesign traditional construction processes to take advantage of the state-of-the-art automation and robotics technology. Offered Next: Fall Online ENCE 623 Advanced Project Scheduling Schedule like a pro: advanced topics including complex logic, scheduling calculations using advanced logic, resource management, and time / cost tradeoffs. Offered Next: Spring On-Campus, Spring Online ENCE 625 Project Administration We explore real-world examples of people and organizational dynamics involved in the design and construction process, the principal phases of a project, and the administrative tools required to effect Offered Next: Summer Online ENCE 627 Project Risk Management Learn to identify, model, appraise, and manage risks inherent to engineering projects. Offered Next: Spring On-Campus, Fall Online ENCE 661 Project Cost Accounting & Finance Learn the business aspects of professional engineering project management. Offered Next: Spring On-Campus, Spring Online ENCE 662 Fundamentals of Project Management Learn to deliver valuable complex systems that exceed client expectations by leading teams through initiation, planning, execution, controlling, and closing of project deliverables. Offered Next: Fall On-Campus, Fall Online, Spring Online ENCE 664 Legal Aspects of Engineering Design & Construction The ins and outs of the legal system as it applies to the project manager Offered Next: Fall On-Campus, Fall Online ENCE 665 Managing Project Teams: Improving Individual and Team Performance Become your best self, able to create great project management places to work, where people flourish and organizations thrive. Offered Next: Spring Online ENCE 666 Cost Engineering and Control We explore the real-world of managing the construction process of estimating, bidding, scheduling, and project control, which when integrated are the primary tools used to produce a successful project Offered Next: Fall Online

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