Project Management Minor

Civil and Environmental Engineering (ENCE)
1173 Engineering Classroom Building
Phone: 301-405-7768
http://pm.umd.edu/program/undergraduate-minor-in-project-management/

Program Director: Qingbin CuiPh.D.

The Minor in Project Management is open to all students in the A.J. Clark School of Engineering or the School of Architecture, Planning & Preservation that have earned at least 60 credit hours and have a GPA of 3.0 or higher.

A basic understanding of project management is becoming increasingly important for engineers. Such knowledge enables them to contribute immediately to employers, and to advance their careers. In addition to a strong engineering background, there is significant need for engineers to understand the fundamentals of managing projects in order to effectively participate as members of project teams. Students who successfully complete minor requirements will receive a notation on their official transcript.

A total of 15 credits are required. All courses for the minor must be passed with a grade of "C-" or better.

Course Title Credits
Required Courses (12 credits total - one course from each theme):
Fundamentals (3 credits - choose one):3
Engineering Economics and Project Management
OR
Introduction to Construction Project Management
Integrated Teams (3 credits - choose one):3
Construction Documentation and BIM Applications in Engineering and Construction
OR
Building Information Modeling Communication and Collaboration
Communications (3 credits):3
Communication for Project Managers
Scheduling (3 credits):3
Project Planning, Estimating & Scheduling
Elective Courses (3 credits - choose one):3
Legal Aspects of Architectural and Engineering Practice
Selection and Utilization of Construction Equipment
Measuring Sustainability in Architecture
Methods & Materials of Building Construction
Integrated Project Delivery
Total Credits15