| Required
CEM Core Courses: |
BCN 5645 Construction Economic
Analysis
|
3 |
CCE 5035 Construction Engineering
Management
|
3 |
BCN 5728 Principles of Construction
Scheduling
|
3 |
| |
|
| Elective
CEM Courses (select 3): |
BCN
5626 Construction Cost Analysis & Control
|
3 |
BCN
6775 Decision & Risk
Analysis in Construction
|
3 |
BCN 6916 Developments in Construction
Technology
|
3 |
BCN 5774 Topics in International
Construction
|
3 |
CCE 5505 Computer Integrated
Construction
|
3 |
CGN 5315 Civl Engineering Systems
|
3 |
BCN 5716 Productivity in Construction
|
3 |
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The
CEM program develops construction management
techniques related to the technological
environment of the construction industry.
The program blends a carefully chosen mix
of civil engineering and construction management
courses designed to provide specialization
opportunities in Construction Engineering & Construction
Management. The Department of Construction
Management at FIU is the prime resource
for construction management education,
training, and technology development in
the United States. 
This
certificate program is open to students
with a Bachelor’s Degree in civil
engineering, construction management, construction
engineering, architecture, architectural
engineering and other closely related fields
of study from an accredited institution.
Applicants for the program will be required
to meet the same entrance standards as
those applying to the 
