Construction Management - Historic Preservation Emphasis


Historic Preservation Emphasis / Plan B Professional Paper		Plan B / Professional Paper >>

Plan B/Professional Paper 33 Credit Hours
CORE REQUIREMENTS		Credits

CON 500	Models of Disciplined Inquiry OR EDRM 600 - Intro. to Research Methods	3
CON 562	Issues and Trends	3
CON 560	Applied Project Management	3
CON 698	Research in CM	3
	CORE TOTAL	12


FIRST FALL		Credits

CON 562	Issues and Trends	3
CON 567	Preservation & Rehabilitation of Buildings	3
	Elective	3
	TOTAL	9


SPRING		Credits

CON 500	Models of Disciplined Inquiry OR EDRM 600 - Intro. to Research Methods	3
CON 560	Applied Project Management	3
CON 569	Regulatory Impact on Construction	3
	Electives	3
	TOTAL	12

SUMMER		Credits

CON 687	Internship	0-3
	for students with construction experience
OR

CON 487E	Internship
	for students without construction experience
	TOTAL	0-3

SECOND FALL		Credits

CON 698	Research in CM	3
CON 571	Facility Planning and Management	3
	Electives	6
	TOTAL	12

ELECTIVES		Credits

BIO 320	Ecology (F,S)	3
CON 450	Travel Abroad-Sustainable Bldg (Maho Bay) (SS)	3
CON 476	Sustainable Practices in Design/Construction (F)	3
CON 565	Legal Aspects of Construction Process (S)	3
CON 570	Grantsmanship and Proposal Writing (F,S)	3
	(Correspondence Course Only through Continuing Education)
ECON 541	Environmental Economics (S)	3
ERHS ___	Any 300 level or above Environmental Health Course	Var
HIST 443	American Architectural History (S)	3
HIST 447	Science & Technology in Modern History (S)	3
HIST 464	American Environmental History (S)	3
HIST 503	Historical Method: Preservation (F,S)	3
NR 425	Sustainability of Renewable Resources (S)	3
NRRT 431	Park & Protected Area Management (S)	3
REL 360	Real Estate Principles (F,S)	3
All CON 300-600 level courses unless designated as a required prerequisite course		Var
Preservation seminars and workshops		Var

This list may change based on the offering of graduate courses. All courses must be approved by the graduate committee before consideration

The University requires that 24 credits be earned at Colorado State University, 21 of which must be earned after formal admission.

Department of Construction Management