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BCS 3116 Building Studio: 6 hours.

(Prerequisite: BCS 3126 Collaborative Studio and BCS 1243 Construction Site Safety). Three hours of lecture and six hours of laboratory. In-depth study of construction systems, material applications, and quality assurance/control in the construction process. Students will engage in research, hands-on fabrication, and project-based learning, developing expertise in construction sequencing, cost estimating, and scheduling

Building Construction Science

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The Building Construction Science degree program is a four year Bachelor of Science degree designed to prepare graduates for careers in construction or construction-related fields. The 121 credit hour program is an interdisciplinary curriculum that builds upon expertise existing within the School of Architecture and the College of Engineering and the College of Business as well as the building construction industry to provide a knowledge base in business, engineering, and construction sciences. The curriculum’s foundational areas are based on a problem-and inquiry-based learning.  Students learn by applying skills and knowledge to complex construction problems that integrate multiple subject areas. The studio-based teaching focuses on the use of case studies and integration of multiple subject areas. This integration of a broader scope of architectural, engineering, construction, and business practices is a different approach than a traditional construction technology curriculum that separates subject areas into distinct courses.