Name: The Construction Management Industry and Profession
Brand: University of Maryland, College Park
Availability: OnlineOnly
Rating: 5.0 (6 reviews)

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This Construction Management course prepares you to lead and succeed in one of the fastest-growing industries shaping our society. Dive into the core characteristics of construction and explore its four major sectors while discovering how current trends are redefining the field. Gain practical leadership skills to effectively manage owners, designers, construction managers, and key stakeholders throughout a project’s lifecycle—from initial planning and design through construction and facility management. Learn how to organize and direct complex projects by mastering project management techniques, life-cycle cost analysis, and quality improvement strategies. Understand different construction trades, materials, and methods, along with legal frameworks and business structures critical to the industry. Real-world case studies and best practices in communication and field operations empower you to tackle challenges confidently and collaborate successfully with architects, engineers, and construction teams. Whether you're aiming to start a career or climb the ladder in construction management, this course builds the essential knowledge and leadership capabilities employers demand for driving projects to timely, safe, and cost-effective completion. Join now and become a construction professional equipped to shape the built environment of tomorrow....

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By Raúl E S V

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Apr 20, 2025

This is my first course, and giveme a enormous motivation to continue learning and become a PMP. Its easy, entry level, the professor are very clear and the real life examples are intuitive and demonstratives.