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Kansas State University

CONSTRUCTION SCIENCE AND MANAGEMENT: PROFESSIONAL ELECTIVE LIST

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Effective as of Fall 2007

 

Professional electives are upper level courses selected to develop and enhance a student’s knowledge of a specific specialty area in the science of construction.

Students MUST take at least 2 credit hours from the following list of Construction topics:

ARE 630 Introduction to LEED (2) (Int)
CNS 545 Heavy Construction Methods (1 of 3) (F)
CNS 634 Building Systems Commissioning (2) (F)
CNS 610 Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings (1 of 2) (Int)
CNS 738 Mechanical and Electrical Estimating (2) (F, S)
DEN 300 Intro to Total Quality Management (1) (S, Int)
PLAN 753 Planning Law (2 of 3) (F, Pr.: PLAN 315)

Students may take any of the courses on the approved list above or on the approved list below to meet the remainder of their professional elective requirements.  Students are responsible for checking prerequisites and meeting any such requirements prior to enrolling in any of the following courses.

ARE 311 CAD in Engineering and Construction (2) (S, Int)
ARE 540 Building Mechanical Systems (3) (F, S)
ARE 630 Introduction to LEED (V) (Int)
ARE 710 Building Energy Analysis (2) (F)
ARE 724 Advanced Sanitation Systems (3) (F)
ARE 725 Cold-Formed Steel Design (V) (Int)
ARE 731 Advanced Lighting Design (3) (S)
ARE 734 Advanced Mechanical Systems Design (3) (F, S)
ARE 735 Electrical Systems Design (3) (F, S)
ARE 740 Environmental Control Systems in Buildings (3) (S)
ARE 741 Building Communications Systems (3) (F)
ARE 760 Masonry Structural Design (3) (S)
     
CNS 499 Honors Research in Construction Science (Var)
CNS 544 Problems in Construction Science (Var)
CNS 545 Heavy Construction Methods (3) (F)
CNS 629 Tilt-up Concrete Structures in Construction Management (2) (Int)
CNS 610 Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings (2) (Int)
CNS 634 Building Systems Commissioning (2) (F)
CNS 644 Topics/Construction Management (V)
CNS 738 Mechanical and Electrical Estimating (2) (F, S)
     
DEN 300 Intro to Total Quality Management (1) (S, Int)
     
IMSE 530 Engineering Economics Analysis (2 or 3) (F, S)
     
PLAN 655 Land Development Planning (2) (S)
PLAN 315 Planning Principles (3) (F)
     
GEOG 360 Sustainability Science (3)

Course offerings: F = Fall, S = Spring, U = Summer, Int = Intersession