Construction Management Technology

The program has a series of technical courses designed to familiarize the graduate with all aspects of construction management; a series of related courses in math, science, and several business courses which give the graduate a broad-based education that will provide the skills needed in a leadership role in today's construction business.

Students from the CMT programs won the 2000 Associated Schools of Construction Northeast Regional Heavy/Highway Construction Management Competition. Alfred State students compete annually against other colleges in the northeast that have construction management programs.

This program is accredited by the American Council for Construction Education (ACCE) (1717 North Loop 1604 East - Suite 320, San Antonio, TX 78232). Alfred State College has the only accredited bachelor's degree program in New York State.

A laptop computer is required for students entering the construction management technology program. The College will provide a list of appropriate laptops and wireless modem cards in April to all students who have been accepted to attend Alfred State College.

Seniors in the BS and BTech programs are required to take the Certified Professional Construction Level I exam prior to graduation.

Program Educational Objectives
Program educational objectives were established with the assistance of the Industrial Advisory Committee and are reviewed periodically. The construction management engineering technology program produces graduates who:

1. Write, read, and orally present technical reports, letters, and projects that meet the standards of the profession;
2. Understand and are able to complete various activities related to construction such as interpret construction documents, draw plans using computer-aided drafting, complete an estimate, mange project activities, and be able to technically review construction materials used on the project;
3. Recognize the need for, and an ability to engage in, continued formal education as well as lifelong learning;
4. Analyze and synthesize using industry standard software estimates, schedules, and project administration data;
5. Successfully interact with clients, owners, co-workers, government agencies, and other construction-related entities;
6. Manage multidisciplinary teams in order to successfully complete a project.

Work Experience
Students typically gain work experience through summer employment with construction companies.