CMGT4021: Introduction to Construction Planning and Scheduling

2 Credits

This course provides an introductory knowledge and skill set to create an overall plan for approaching a construction project from pre-construction through completion. This class will teach students the fundamentals of planning a construction project and how lean principles are woven through the core aspects of safety, quality, and production in construction. They will then practice planning an event themselves to implement these principles. The class is taught primarily from the view of the general contractor but also shows how all the different value streams of the owner, architect, and contractor come together in making a project happen. Prereqs: CMGT 3001W, CMGT 3011. For Real Estate Development and Management minor/certificate students, only CMGT 3011 is required (3001W recommended). 30 credits completed for all students.

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B+ Average (3.464)Most Common: A (41%)

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500 students
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    Recommend
  • 4.71

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    Effort
  • 5.26

    /6

    Understanding
  • 5.06

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    Interesting
  • 5.20

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