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2. Science and Mathematics
Science
PHYS 22000 General Physics
PHYS 22100 General Physics
One Science elective: any lab science approved by CMET department
Math
MA 14700 Algebra and Trig. for Technology I
MA 14800 Algebra and Trig. for Technology II
MA 21900 Calculus for Tech I
STAT 30100 Elementary Statistical Methods I
3. General Education
One general education elective from: Psychology, Philosophy, Sociology, Political Science, History,
Foreign Languages, Anthropology, Art History, or English Literature.
4. Major Requirements
ARET 11700 Construction Drafting
ARET17000 Materials and Systems of Construction
ARET 27600 Specifications and Contract Documents
CET10400
Elementary Surveying
CET 16000 Statics
CET 25300 Hydraulics & Drainage
CET 26000 Strength of Materials
CET 26600 Materials Testing
CET 28000 Structural Calculations
CET 30600 Construction Surveying
CET 33100 Property and Behavior of Soils
CMET 10300 Introduction to Construction Management
CMET 28000 Structural Computations
CMET 32500 Structural Applications
CMET 34100 Construction Operations
CMET 34400 Construction Inspection (ExL)
CMET 44200 Construction Costs and Bidding
CMET 44500 Construction Management
CMET 45000 Construction Scheduling
CMET 48900 Senior Project Survey
CMET 49000 Senior Project (ExL)
IET 30800
Project Management and Economics Analysis
OLS 34000 Fund. of Const. Safety
5. Selectives
Architectural Engineering Technology Track
ARET 25000 Architectural Construction I
ARET 22200 Architectural Construction II
ARET 28300 Mech. & Elec. Equipment Bldg.
Civil Engineering Technology Track
CET 20800 Route Surveying
CET 20900 Land Surv. & Subd.
CET 30900 Principles of Highway Construction
6. Construction Electives
Two construction electives to be selected with academic advisor.
Recommended courses are:
CET 20800 Route Surveying
CET 20900 Land Surveying and Subdiv.
CET 25300 Hydraulics and Drainage
ARET 25000 Architectural Construction I (EXL)
ARET 31200 History of Architecture
CET 21000 Surveying Computations
CET 30300 Land Survey Systems
CET 30400 Legal Descriptions
CET 32200 Astronomic and Geodetic Surveying
CET 40200 Surveying Law
CET 40400 Property Surveying.
7. Humanities Elective
One general education elective from: Philosophy, History, Foreign Languages, Anthropology,
Art History, English Literature or Music Appreciation
8. Management
ECON 21000 Principles of Economics
Bachelor of Science, Construction
Management & Engineering Technologies –
Surveying Technology Option
(130 credits minimum)
The Department of Construction Management & Engineering Technologies alsooffers a Surveying
Technology Option. The option includes 10 courses in land surveying (totaling 30 credit hours), 4 courses
in mathematics (totaling 13 credit hours), and 3 courses in science (totaling 11 credit hours). This option
has been designated as an “Approved Program” by the State of Indiana Board of Registration for Land
Surveyors. The option alsohas been approved by the Land Surveying Licensing Board of the Illinois
Department of Professional Regulation as satisfying the statutory requirements of a baccalaureate
degree in a related science which includes 24 semester hours of land surveying courses.
For further information, please contact the department of Construction Science & Organizational
Leadership at (219) 989-2332.
Note: A grade of Cor better in all courses having the “ARET, CET and CMET” designator is required to
obtain the CMET B.S. degree, certificates, options or minors..
Bachelor of Science, Organizational
Leadership and Supervision
The following are the Program Educational Objectives (PEO’s) for the
Baccalaureate Degree in Organizational Leadershipand Supervision (OLS):
Program Educational Objective 1:
The program will produce graduates that are prepared for successful careers
specifically in the areas of Human Resources, Safety, Supervision, and Leadership,
and prepared to lead in their respective professions.
Program Educational Objective 2:
The program will produce graduates that will have the ability to work and lead
successfully in diverse environments and teams.
Program Educational Objective 3:
The program will produce graduates that will have effective oral and written
communication skills.
Program Educational Objective 4:
The program will produce graduates that will continue their professional
development and be prepared to advance in their careers.
Program Educational Objective 5:
The program will produce graduates that will have the ability to apply the knowledge,
skills, and abilities (KSAs), and perspectives necessary to make appropriate professional
and ethical decisions with an understanding of global, societal, and contemporary issues.
Program Educational Objective 6:
The program will produce graduates that are prepared to developsuccessfully in
leadershipand management roles in managing of people and projects in business,
institutional, and technical settings. The Organizational Leadershipand Supervision
(OLS) Bachelor of Science degree has as its primary function the key objective
of preparing students to perform well in their first work-related professional level
position, and to demonstrate their leadershipability within an organizational context.
In support of this orientation, an in-depth academic program has been developed
which blends theory about individual and grouphuman behavior with practical skills
training. This integration is enhanced by a dedicated and work-experienced faculty, smallsize
classes, and students who have “real world”exposure from their workexperience.
The primary objective of Organizational Leadershipand Supervision Bachelor
of Science degree, is to developthe philosophy, skills, and techniques required
of successful, first-line leadershipin business, education, government, industry,
and service organizations. OLS offers personalized areas of specialization that are
practical, applied, and job-related; and best of all, tailored to the student’s interests.
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