Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Major in Construction Science and Management
Minimum required: 120 semester credit hours
Admission Requirements
- This degree program requires admission to the university.
General Requirements
- The general education core curriculum courses are listed in the degree plan below along with the statewide component code number. See the General Education Core Curriculum section of this catalog for the Texas State requirements and options in the core curriculum, including Honors courses.
- Students must complete a minimum of 36 advanced hours (3000 or 4000 level courses).
- Students entering Texas State with fewer than 16 credit hours completed after high school graduation will be required to take US 1100. All others will be exempt from taking this course. Students may be required to earn an additional elective to reach the 120 minimum total credit hour requirement for the awarding of a degree.
- Nine semester credit hours must be writing intensive (WI).
- If two years of the same language are taken in high school, then no additional language hours will be required for the degree. In the absence of such high school language, two semesters of the same modern language must be taken at the college level.
- A minor in Business Administration is required for this degree program. Courses for the minor in Business Administration are included in the following degree plan.
- No “D” grades received at other institutions will be credited towards the major.
Course Requirements
Freshman | |||||
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First Semester | Hours | Second Semester | Hours | ||
CSM 1260 | 2 | CSM 2313 | 3 | ||
MATH 2417 (Mathematics Component Code 020 [TCCN MATH 2412]) | 4 | CSM 2342 | 3 | ||
US 1100 | 1 | MATH 2328 (TCCN MATH 1342) | 3 | ||
Communication Component Code 010 | 3 | ENG 3303 (Communication Component Code 010) | 3 | ||
Choose 4 hours from the following: | 4 | PHYS 1315 & PHYS 1115 (Life and Physical Sciences Component Code 030 [TCCN PHYS 1301]) | 4 | ||
14 | 16 | ||||
Sophomore | |||||
First Semester | Hours | Second Semester | Hours | Summer | Hours |
CSM 2262 | 2 | CSM 3366 | 3 | TECH 2190 | 1 |
CSM 2361 | 3 | CSM 3360 | 3 | ||
TECH 2351 | 3 | CSM 3367 | 3 | ||
CSM 2360 | 3 | ACC 2301 | 3 | ||
CSM 3361 | 3 | American History Component Code 060 | 3 | ||
CSM 3363 | 3 | ||||
17 | 15 | 1 | |||
Junior | |||||
First Semester | Hours | Second Semester | Hours | ||
CSM 4361 | 3 | CSM 3369, 3371, 3373, or 4314 | 3 | ||
CSM 4364 | 3 | MGT 33011 | 3 | ||
CSM 4313 | 3 | BLAW 33002 | 3 | ||
CSM 33683 | 3 | Component Area Option Codes 090 literature | 3 | ||
American History Component Code 060 | 3 | Government/Political Science Component Code 070 | 3 | ||
15 | 15 | ||||
Senior | |||||
First Semester | Hours | Second Semester | Hours | ||
CSM 4369 | 3 | CSM 4171 | 1 | ||
CSM 4380 | 3 | CSM 4271, 4272, or 4273 | 2 | ||
MKT 33014 | 3 | ECO 2301 (Language, Philosophy, and Culture Component Code 040 [TCCN PHIL 2306])5 | 3 | ||
Component Area Option Codes 090 literature | 3 | Creative Arts Component Code 050 [HUMA 1315] | 3 | ||
Government/Political Science Component Code 070 | 3 | PHIL 1320 (Language, Philosophy, and Culture Component Code 040 [TCCN PHIL 2306])6 | 3 | ||
15 | 12 | ||||
Total Hours: 120 |
- 1
Credit earned successfully through testing of previously earned course credit for MGT 3303 may be substituted for MGT 3301.
- 2
Credit previously earned for BLAW 2361 or BLAW 3301 may be substituted for BLAW 3300.
- 3
CSM 3368 will satisfy the FIN 3340 requirement for the Business Administration minor.
- 4
Credit previously earned for MKT 3343 may be substituted forMKT 3301.
- 5
While ECO 2301 is strongly preferred, the department will allow an ECO 2314 course that is assigned component Code 080 to satisfy this requirement. Students who complete ECO 2314 in lieu of ECO 2301 will also need to complete ECO 2315 for the required Business Administration minor.
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While PHIL 1320 is strongly preferred, the department will allow PHIL 1305 to satisfy this requirement. Other language, philosophy, and culture component code 040 courses will not satisfy this requirement.