Construction Management; AS

Complete ALL of the following courses:

• course: Business Law I

• CON-101: Building Materials and Construction Methods

• CON-102: Building Materials and Construction Methods II

• CON-220: Understanding Construction Drawings

• course: Design Computer Graphics I

• TEC-120: Safety Management

• TEC-212: Project Management

Take six (6) credits of electives:

RECOMMENDED ELECTIVES

• course: Surveying

• SST-100: Principles of Sustainability

• TEC-101: Career Readiness

• TEC-201: Career Readiness II

• TEC-202: Career Readiness III

• TEC-211: Entrepreneurship

• course: College Composition

• course: College Composition II

course: Precalculus

• PHY-110 & PHY-111: Principles of Physics I and Laboratory

• PHY-112 & PHY-113: Principles of Physics II and Laboratory

• course: Principles of Microeconomics

AND

Take three (3) credits from the following courses:

• ANT-102: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology

• ANT-103: Biological Anthropology

• ECO-203: Principles of Microeconomics

• ECO-204: Principles of Microeconomics

• GEO-102: Principles of Geography

• POL-101: American National Government & Politics

• POL-103: Comparative Government and Politics

• POL-220: Western Political Thought

• POL-250: International Politics

• PSY-101: Introduction to Psychology

• PSY-251: Child and Adolescent Psychology

• PSY-256: Developmental Psychology

• SOC-101: Principles of Sociology

• SOC-160: Society, Ethics, & Technology

Take three (3) credits from the following courses:

• course: Introduction to Art

• course: Art History I

• course: Art History II

• ASL-101: Elementary American Sign Language I

• ASL-102: Elementary American Sign Language II

• ASL-201: Intermediate American Sign Language I

• ASL-202: Intermediate American Sign Language II

• course: Elementary Chinese I

• course: Elementary Chinese II

• course: American Cinema

• course: Elementary French I

• course: Elementary French II

• course: Intermediate French I

• course: United States History I

• course: United States History II

• course: Ancient & Medieval Foundations of Western Civilization

• course: Modern European History

• HIS-230: Islamic Civilization

• course: African-American History I

• course: African-American History II

• course: Elementary Italian I

• course: Elementary Italian II

• course: Masterpieces of World Literature I

• course: Women's Literature

• course: British Literature I

• course: British Literature II

• course: American Literature I

• course: American Literature II

• LIT-218: Literature and Film

• course: Shakespeare

• MUS-101: Music Appreciation

• MUS-105: Music Fundamentals

• course: Introduction to Philosophy *RECOMMENDED COURSE*

• course: Introduction to Logic

• course: Eastern Philosophy

• course: Ethics

• course: Comparative Religion

• course: Elementary Spanish I

• course: Elementary Spanish II

• course: Intermediate Spanish I

• course: Introduction to Theatre

Take three (3) credits from the following courses:

• course: United States History I

• course: United States History II *RECOMMENDED COURSE*

• course: Ancient & Medieval Foundations of Western Civilization

• course: Western World Since 1600

• HIS-106: World History II

• HIS-230: Islamic Civilization

• course: African-American History I

• course: African-American History II

Take three (3) credits from the following courses:

• course: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology

• ASL-103: American Deaf Culture

• ASL-201: Intermediate American Sign Language I

• ASL-202: Intermediate American Sign Language II

• course: Intermediate French

• GLS-101: Introduction to Global Studies

• HIS-106: World History II

• HIS-213: Genocide

• HIS-230: Islamic Civilization

• course: African-American History I

• course: African-American History II

• LIT-203: Masterpieces of World Literature I

• course: Women's Literature

• course: Masterpieces of World Literature II

• LIT-216: Poetry of the Holocaust

• LIT-217: The Holocaust in World Literature

• course: Eastern Philosophy

• course: Comparative Government and Politics

• course: Comparative Religion

• SOC-209: Introduction to Women's Studies

• course: Minority Groups

• course: Intermediate Spanish