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Construction and Facilities Management: Facility and Property Management

Construction and Facilities Management: Facility and Property Management
BS
Hours81 - 83 Credit Hours
MAPMajor Academic Plan

Program Requirements

requirement 1 Complete 18 courses
ACC 200 - Principles of Accounting 3.0
CFM 105 - Introduction to Construction and Facilities Management 3.0
CFM 155 - Construction Modeling 3.0
CFM 210 - Light Structural Systems 3.0
CFM 241 - Electrical Systems in Construction 2.0
CFM 311 - Estimating Processes and Spreadsheets 4.0
CFM 320 - Mechanical Systems 3.0
CFM 345 - Construction Safety Management 2.0
CFM 385 - Construction Contracts and Law 3.0
CFM 400 - Managing High Performance Buildings 3.0
CFM 412 - Construction Scheduling and Cost Control 3.0
CFM 415 - Construction Project Management and Control 3.0
CFM 426 - Real Estate Principles and Development 4.0
CFM 445 - Construction Company Operations and Management 4.0
CFM 460 - Sustainability and Regulatory Building Solutions 3.0
ENG T 231 - Foundations of Global Leadership 3.0
MATH 111 - Trigonometry 2.0
STAT 121 - Principles of Statistics 3.0
requirement 2 Complete 1 course
ENGL 316 - Technical Communication 3.0
M COM 320 - Communication in Organizational Settings 3.0
requirement 3 Complete 2.5 hours from the following course(s)
Complete five enrollments of the following (cannot be taken the same semester as CFM 491):
CFM 291R - Undergraduate Seminar 0.5
You may take this course up to 5 times.
requirement 4 Complete 1 course
Complete one registration of CFM 491 during the next-to-last semester before graduation.
CFM 491 - Senior Seminar 0.5
requirement 5 Complete 5 courses
Emphasis courses:
CFM 110 - Fundamentals of Facility and Property Management 3.0
CFM 330 - Advanced Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing Systems 3.0
CFM 340 - Operations and Maintenance 3.0
CFM 420 - Commercial Real Estate Management 3.0
HRM 402 - Human Resource Management 3.0
requirement 6 Complete 1 course
Note: If CFM 494R is chosen, at least 1.0 credit hour must be taken.
CFM 217 - Concrete, Masonry, and Asphalt 3.0
CFM 302 - Structures and Strength of Materials Fundamentals 4.0
CFM 318R - Capstone 2 - International 1.0
CFM 335 - Construction Equipment and Soils Mechanics 3.0
CFM 411 - Pre-Construction Services 4.0
CFM 416 - Capstone 3.0
CFM 494R - Special Problems in Construction and Facilities Management 3.0v
FIN 201 - Principles of Finance 3.0
HRM 300 - Organizational Behavior 3.0
MKTG 201 - Marketing Management 3.0
requirement 7 Complete 2.0 hours from the following course(s)
Complete two credit hours of the following:
CFM 199R - Technical Internship 3.0v
requirement 8 Complete 3.0 hours from the following course(s)
Complete three credit hours of the following:
CFM 399R - Capstone Internship 3.0v
Students in the Construction and Facilities Management program must attend BYU during a spring or summer term, taking two required CFM courses.
Students must complete 300 hours of pre-approved construction/facilities-related work after declaring the major and must submit a report during the CFM 491 class.
requirement 9
Complete department packet and exit interview.
Program Outcomes: 

Managing Facility Financial Resources

Understand and apply principles for managing facility financial resources.

Managing Construction Projects

Demonstrate how to manage construction projects.

Facility Building Systems

Demonstrate how to manage construction projects.

Space Planning and Design Programming

Understand and apply facility space planning and design programming techniques.

Safety, Security, and Regulatory Compliance

Design safety, security, and regulatory compliance programs for facilities.

Energy and Sustainability

Design energy and sustainability facility programs.

Facility Technology Systems

Understand and demonstrate facility technology systems.

Experience

Apply facility learning through internships and other practicum experiences.

Moral and Ethical Standards

Live high moral and ethical standards.

Life-Long Learning

Pursue lifelong learning.

Leadership, Management, and Innovation

Understand and apply leadership, management and innovation skills.