Construction Management and Technology program is the College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture's (CETA) newest major. The program will benefit from existing and new courses held in CETA's newly-renovated laboratories in the United Technologies (UT) Hall, Dana Hall, and the Hursey Center. ABET accreditation will soon be available so our graduates have the opportunity to be industry certified by NICET, or even take the Professional Engineering Licensure exam.
Why UHart?
Before graduation, students will be prepared to identify which area of construction they are more interested in; vertical or horizontal construction. Courses are seamlessly intertwined between CETA's Department of Architecture, Department of Civil, Environmental, and Biomedical Engineering, and the Barney School of Business to encourage a well-rounded learning experience.
- Horizontal construction involves constructed elements that navigate the Earth's surface, or parallel to the Earth's surface, above it or below it, including but not limited to roads, bridges, tunnels, pipelines, and airport runways.
- Vertical construction involves constructed elements that are intended to be perpendicular to the earth's surface. These are recognized as buildings or architecture. Students interested in vertical construction will take Site Planning and Development (ADT 353), as opposed to Building Information Modeling; Heavy Construction (CMT 412).

