Introduces students to all aspects of the construction industry such as how projects are delivered, reviewing the procurement process and how they are estimated, scheduled, and contracted. Introduces students to the individual roles that constructors fill in the delivery of a construction project. Prerequisites: None.

The cultural context of construction, emphasizing the evolution and expansion of constructed environments as expressions of ethical and historical value systems. Prerequisites: None.

Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA). Common causes for accidents and fatalities in construction. Abatement techniques for construction-specific hazards. Use of personal protection and lifesaving equipment. Specific types of health hazards related to the construction industry. Proper methods for handling hazardous materials.

Prerequisites: None.

Overview of safety methods and procedures for accident prevention and equipment used by construction workers to maximize field safety during various phases of a construction project, including requirements and regulations for construction safety set by Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards along with biological aspects of construction safety.

Prerequisites: None.

General knowledge of electrical work related to construction management, administration, and technical aspects of the construction industry. Covers circuits and machinery, power transmission, and electrical distribution with emphasis on secondary distribution systems as well as measurement and instrumentation, Ohm's Law, low voltage, high voltage, temporary power, generators, service, systems, circuits, motors, transformers, electrical installations, codes, cogeneration, energy conservation, estimating, safety and related blueprint readings. Prerequisites: None.